Programme 2022 and 2023

Courses of Study

The courses of study and the distribution of the courses for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences will be determined by the School of Biological Sciences with the approval of the University.

Each course will be assigned a certain number of academic units as determined by the University. The distribution of the courses of study and the associated number of academic units are shown in the table below.
Starting from AY2021-22, all undergraduate degree programmes in SBS will incorporate the curriculum structure of the Interdisciplinary Collaborative Core (ICC) as part of the NTU Education​ 2025

• Major Requirement (Core and Major Prescribed Electives) – provides the fundamentals as well as advanced topics and trainings specific to the major discipline and specialisation
• 7 ICC- Common Core Courses focusing on Key Transferable Skills (4) and Grand Challenges (3)
• 3 ICC- Foundational Core Courses including Introduction to Data Science and a Mandatory Professional Internship
• Broadening & Deepening Electives (BDE) – ​provides the opportunity to explore different courses in NTU; or take up more challenging and advanced topics within the chosen discipline.

For students admitted in AY2022 and AY2023 Intake

For information about the University Academic Unit System, Grade Point Average System and calculation of Honours Classification please refer to the AUS Handbook @ here.