School of Biomedicine

A Biomedical Scientist is a specialist who has the knowledge needed to study human health and disease, is able to conduct laboratory experiments, research and analyses, strictly adheres to ethical principles, and possesses the knowledge, skills and attitudes required to analyse laboratory tests and their results, confirm diagnoses and develop new biological products and other products.

A Health Informatician is a professional who, building on foundational knowledge of information technology, is able to analyse biomedical big data, meet and develop the information technology needs of health organizations, adopt and introduce modern treatment and diagnostic techniques and technologies, and work as a contributor to basic research.

A Medical Equipment Technician is a professional with an associate degree who has knowledge of electrical, electronic and mechanical engineering, programming, equipment safety and quality control; has the skills to operate, service, diagnose and calibrate medical equipment; follows safety standards and quality control principles; is committed to continuous learning in equipment operation, maintenance and the introduction of new technologies; and adheres to professional ethics.