The Bachelor of Medical Science at UTS offers two primary majors—Medical and Health-related Sciences, and Pathology—providing students with versatile, hands-on training for careers in medical research, diagnostics, health industry, and clinical laboratory settings. The Medical and Health-related Sciences major covers a broad array of medical science fields including anatomy, pharmacology, medical devices, immunology, and pathophysiology, offering foundational skills in life sciences and specialised knowledge relevant to medical devices and public health. The Pathology major emphasizes disease mechanisms, diagnosis via laboratory testing, and biomedical analysis, preparing students for roles in disease identification and health informatics. Students benefit from UTS's world-class facilities (including the Hive Super Lab and Super Lab), and the program incorporates professional placements and research projects for career readiness. The course comprises 144 credit points, including core science, major-specific, and elective subjects. Graduates are qualified for roles in hospital or pharmaceutical laboratories, health education, industry research, and policy, and are equipped for further study in medicine or health disciplines.