dunno why, but i had the sudden urge to see where i can go in future after my diploma. is this what they call 'planning for the future'? i'm convinced that i can never make it to either NUS or NTU, but still, it's my dream. dreams aside, i have to make up a Plan B. so decided on either PSB academy or MDIS. why? cos' they are the only two institution that offers degrees in life sciences, including Biomedical Science.

this is for MDIS:
Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Biomedical Sciences
(Awarded by University of Bradford, UK)

Course Curriculum

Stage 1

* Cell Biology
* Introduction to Biological Molecules
* Biochemistry
* Cells and Tissues
* Human Genetics
* Microbiology
* Medical Physiology (double module)
* Reproductive Biology and Embryology
* Developing Professional Development Skills 1

Stage 2

* Clinical Biochemistry
* Analytical Biochemistry
* Human Physiology and Pharmacology (double module)
* Immunology
* Medical Microbiology (double module)
* Molecular Genetics and Molecular Cell Biology (double module)
* Pathology (double module)
* Developing Professional Development Skills 2

Stage 3

* Biotechnology and Genomes (double module)
* Gene Expression and Cellular Communications (double module)
* Research Development Module (double module)
* Dissertation * (double module)

Cellular and Molecular Pathology Specialisation

* Disorders of the Blood and Immune System (double module)
* Toxicology and Oncology (double module)

Medical Biochemistry Specialisation

* Molecular and Genetic Basis of Disease 1 (double module)
* Molecular and Genetic Basis of Disease 2 (double module)

* Dissertation will run throughout during stage 3. Students are required to write an independent dissertation on topic chosen with their supervisors. This takes the form of an extended essay or project report.

(particularly interested in the Cellular and Molecular Pathology Specialisation)


couldn't find the course curriculum for degrees in PSB academy. \

of course,don't mean to fill this post with such boring things. but it's just for reference. can be used for future comparisons when the time comes.

p.s it's ok. can treat this post as a blank post. don't have to read it =).
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