Bachelor of Commerce - Bachelor of Biomedicine

The La Trobe University Bachelor of Commerce program offers you the opportunity to graduate and have the opportunity to talk and work with business people while studying. Choose from majors in accounting, economics, finance, management and marketing in Australia. Our Technological Practice in Business Program offers internships, internships, case studies, tours, corporate tours and seminars for professional fields. With these experiences, you will be able to discuss the problems in business and see how your courses work in the right workplace. During your first year, along with basic business studies, you will work as part of a multidisciplinary project team to research a social problem and develop a business plan. For the second year, you will work with one of the multi-disciplinary team on the Sustainability project to explain the solution to the environmental issue. This will enhance your research, presentation, analysis and problem-solving skills.

In the third year, you will further develop these skills through the Entrepreneurship project, where your team will identify a business opportunity and develop a business plan. In addition to these projects, you can also complete the second part from the rest of the University. Choose from languages, mathematics, science, humanities or second biggest trade. During Study in Australia, La Trobe University's Biomedicine course covers the fields of biology and medicine. Biomedicine graduates offer a wide range of career opportunities in areas including biotechnology, medical research and the pharmaceutical industry, while also providing a pathway for entry into associate studies, such as physiotherapy and pathology, as well as a doctor or dentist.

In this course you will find the skills you need to understand human biology and make a difference in people's lives through various career paths. You will learn about the human body, its structure and its function, and how disease is manifested. He will explore the basic causes of illnesses such as Alzheimer's disease, malaria and cancer. You will learn how to do and do biomedical research, develop real-world skills, and learn how to transfer biomedical science knowledge and skills. Biomedicine covers aspects of anatomy, biochemistry, microbiology, pharmacology, genetics, immunology, cell and molecular biology, physiology and neuroscience. Courses allow you to design your course to identify any of these areas, providing an opportunity to expand your career opportunities.