he School of Biomedical Sciences is recognised for its innovative and leading-edge teaching, research and consultancy profile. It offers the only AIMS-accredited program in Laboratory Medicine and the only tertiary Dental Hygiene and Therapy programs in Western Australia. The School also offers a program in Molecular Biotechnology, which was ranked 1st for student satisfaction amongst the ATN universities, and the Human Biology Preclinical program, which provides an integrated study of the life sciences with access to state-of-the-art human anatomy and physiology facilities.
News and Events
Interested in honours? Projects for 2011 are listed on the Honours page.
WABRI seminars are held periodically during the semester.
See the seminars page for details.
Two students from the School of Biomedical Sciences are participating in the John Curtin Leadership Academy (JCLA) program
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The Western Australian Biomedical Research Institute (WABRI) and the Curtin Health Innovation Research Institute were proud to be major sponsors of the Australian Society for Medical Research Scientific Symposium held in June.
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Elite opportunity for early career Curtin researcher from the School, Carla Zammit.
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A/Prof David Groth has been successful in having a student assigned to him in the 2010 BioGENEius challenge - for more information see the BioGENEius website: http://www.commerce.wa.gov.au/Biogeneius/index.html
Vin Williams announced as the Saal-Foley Lecturer for the 2010 National Meeting of the Australian Institute of Medical Scientists (AIMS)
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Recently the School of Biomedical Sciences joined with the Australian Institute of Medical Scientists (AIMS) WA Branch to host the 2010 Pathology Week Dinner. The dinner was also a glamorous awards night for high-achieving students from the School.
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