Master's
Master of Preclinical Science – ANU
Course Overview
The Master of Preclinical Science provides advanced education in the biological and biomedical sciences that underpin medical research and the development of future healthcare innovations. Students study anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, pathology, molecular biology, and disease mechanisms while gaining extensive laboratory and research experience.
The program emphasizes experimental design, scientific investigation, and translational research to bridge discoveries from the laboratory to clinical applications. Students develop advanced analytical, technical, and communication skills through independent research projects and collaboration with experienced researchers. Graduates are prepared for careers in biomedical research, pharmaceutical development, biotechnology, academic institutions, and doctoral research programs.
Entry Requirements
- Academic Records: Recognized Bachelor degree in Science, Biomedical Science, or Health Science with a minimum GPA of 5.0/7.0.
- English Proficiency: IELTS 6.5 overall (min 6.0 in sub-scores) or equivalent.
- Prerequisites / Knowledge: University coursework in anatomy, human physiology, and biochemistry.
- Application Materials: Certified university transcripts and graduation certificates.
- Waterford Institute of TechnologyPersonal statement outlining career pathways in clinical or medical research.
Career Outcomes
- Biomedical Research Scientist
- Preclinical Research Associate
- Drug Development Scientist
- Laboratory Manager
- Academic Researcher
Scholarship Available
- Yes (ANU International Scholarships
- Chancellor’s International Scholarship
- College Scholarships)
