BP311 · RMIT University · Bachelor degree
Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Sciences
STEM College
- Minimum ATAR
- 70.75
- Full time
- 3 years
- Part time
- 6 years
- Credit points
- —
- Campus
- Bundoora
- Mode
- On campus
Overview
Explore the science and business of developing new medicines, and how we can treat diseases through the lens of pharmaceutical science.
This pharmaceutical science degree will equip you for a career in the pharmaceutical industry. Study both the science and business of developing new drugs.
Course structure
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Year One of Program
84 cpStudents must complete a series of compulsory onboarding modules during their first semester or study period. Complete 84 credit points from the following: AND Complete 12 credit points from the following:
Year Two of Program
60 cpComplete 60 credit points from the following: AND Complete 12 credit points from the following: AND Complete 24 credit points from your chosen Option. from your chosen Option
Year Three of Program
72 cpComplete 72 credit points from the following: AND Complete 24 credit points from your chosen Option. from your chosen Option
Minor: Biotechnology
Minor: CHI: Connected Healthcare & Innovation
AND
Minor: Design & Develop for Apple Platform
Minor: Digital Innovation
Minor: Economics
- ECON1611Big Data, Machine Learning and Society12 cp
Minor: Artificial Intelligence in Practice
AND
- COSC3156Generative AI (GenAI) in Practice: Tools and Methods12 cp
- COSC3157Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Action: Industry Project12 cp
- COSC1127Artificial Intelligence12 cp
- COSC2673Machine Learning12 cp
- MATH2305Applied Bayesian Statistics12 cp
- BIOL2585Wearable Technologies in Health12 cp
- REHA2284Business and Entrepreneurship in Health12 cp
- EEET1416Digital Signal Processing for Communication Engineering12 cp
- EEET2169Image Processing12 cp
- EEET2171Intelligent Systems12 cp
- OART1118AI for Creative Practice12 cp
- COSC2785Fashion AI12 cp
- INTE2687Digital Fluency12 cp
Careers
- pharmaceutical and healthcare companies specialising in running clinical trials, managing medical information or registering new drugs
- universities, hospitals or biomedical research institutes developing new treatments
- organisations specialising in forensics, medical auditing or research governance