Biomedical science is an interdisciplinary subject that combines both the areas of life science and medicine. Through this undergraduate programme, students can explore the essence of human beings, learn about biological and chemical systems of the human body and apply this interdisciplinary knowledge to medical issues that are related to health and diseases. Graduates are well equipped with a strong foundation for a career in health professions, and many graduates choose to pursue further studies in professional schools or to continue to a post-graduate study.

Bioinformatics is a multidisciplinary area of scientific study, that makes use of computing knowledge to understand biology. Through this undergraduate programme, students can learn to create tools with computer science, statistics, and information technology for processing and analyzing biological data. This programme well equips students with hands-on skills to handle large sets of biological data, such as those extracted from Big Data – the most popular subject in contemporary science. Bioinformatics is an important element for the development of a smart city. Graduates with these skills are most demanded in the medical sector, as well as biomedical, pharmaceutical, and biotechnological industries.