BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science (International)

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Overview

Embark on a fulfilling career in biomedical sciences in Sri Lanka with the Amrak Institute of Medical Sciences. Our extensive BSc (Hons) Biomedical Sciences program provides you with a thorough knowledge of human health and disease. This degree is awarded by Birmingham City University (UK).

Build a Solid Foundation:

Gain expertise in human physiology and the complex functions of the human body.
Investigate the genetic and molecular origins of diseases to comprehend their cellular development.
Examine how diseases affect the whole organism for a comprehensive understanding.
Address global disease and infection challenges by studying modern prevention and treatment strategies.

Why Amrak

Gain Real-World Hospital Experience: Experience hands-on learning at Durdans Hospital, an internationally accredited healthcare facility, through our unique partnership.
Internship: Secure a guaranteed internship for all graduates at Durdans Hospital.
Foster Independent Learning: Our program encourages critical thinking and self-directed learning skills.
Learn from Expert Faculty: Benefit from the knowledge and guidance of experienced professors in various biomedical science disciplines.
Engage with Diverse Learning Methods: Participate in a variety of educational approaches, including lectures, laboratory practicals, online components, virtual simulations, and potential placements.

Our collaboration with Birmingham City University enables you to earn a globally recognised degree, paving the way for exciting international career opportunities. Become a future leader in Biomedical Sciences by studying at Amrak Institute in Sri Lanka and gaining practical experience at Durdans Hospital.

Entry Requirement

Amrak Higher Diploma in Biomedical Sciences (2 years).
Any Biomedical Sciences Higher Diploma with a minimum 2 years of Study – Full Time.
Respective Qualifications need to be approved by Birmingham City University.

Modules

Semester 1

BMS6000- Control of Global Infectious Diseases

LO 1 Examine the socio-economic impact of a range of pathogenic microorganisms on the global human population.
LO 2 Discuss and appraise the infection and transmission mechanisms of pathogens.
LO 3 Evaluate a global response strategy for the prevention of the spread of infectious pathogens.
LO 4 Assess the impact of antimicrobial resistance on global infection.

BMS6006 – Pathophysiology

LO1 Apply relevant physiological knowledge to explain the symptoms of an altered state of health.
LO 2 Critically explore relevant evidence to explain in detail the changes seen in this altered state of health.
LO3 Evaluate an intervention to help stabilise or treat the altered state of health.
LO4 Assess long-term outcomes associated with the altered state of health.

BMS6007- Immunology

Critically evaluate the regulation of human immune function in health and disease.
Demonstrate an in-depth understanding of the principles and applications of immune-based therapies.
Discuss the scientific evidence that evaluates the impact of vaccines on childhood diseases.

Semester 2

BMS6002 -Molecular Basis of Disease

Explain the molecular mechanisms of disease processes and the consequences of disturbed homeostasis at the cellular level.
Evaluate the current research on molecular understanding of diseases.
Critically explore how the development of new approaches for diagnosis and therapies can arise from knowledge of the molecular basis of disease.

BMS6004 -Research Project

Design, organise, and execute project-specific tasks.
Critically investigate a research hypothesis and evaluate the outcomes.
Identify, evaluate, and incorporate relevant material into a literature review.

Career Opportunities

A BSc (Hons) Biomedical Sciences degree from Amrak Institute in Sri Lanka opens up a wide range of career opportunities in various fields.

Here are some potential career paths for graduates:

Biomedical Scientist: Work in laboratories conducting tests and research to support the diagnosis and treatment of diseases
Clinical Scientist: Engage in clinical trials and research, often within hospital settings, to develop new medical treatments and technologies
Biotechnologist or Pharmaceutical Researcher: Conduct research and develop new drugs, vaccines, and therapies in the biotechnology or pharmaceutical sectors
Microbiologist: Study microorganisms to help prevent diseases, ensure food safety, and develop green technologies
Forensic Scientist: Analyse evidence from crime scenes, such as DNA and other biological materials, to assist in criminal investigations
Research Scientist: Work in universities, research institutes, or government laboratories on projects that advance scientific knowledge and healthcare practices
Healthcare Scientist: Specialise in genetics or other areas to contribute to advancements in medical science and patient care

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