Associate Degree - Applied Science (AD012) (071869C)
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) - Melbourne
What you will study
Associate degree provides an entry point to the biomedical science industries, where technological changes are creating new opportunities. This is a hands-on degree with a number of specialised simulated workplace laboratories that students will be trained in. A fully equipped chemistry laboratory has specialised chromatography and spectrophotometry equipment used in biotechnology applications. On completion, students will be qualified for employment at a technical or paraprofessional level in a range of public and private laboratories. This degree provides broad-based training for a technical career in diagnostics, medical research, veterinary, biological research, biotechnology or chemical and food testing laboratories. Please note that applicants from some countries will be required to pay a non-refundable application fee. The fee will go towards the tuition deposit for any students who enrol.
About this course
- Institution
- Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) - Melbourne
- Where
- Melbourne, Australia
- Level
- Diploma
- Length
- 24 months
- Tuition
- A$32,640.00
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Intakes
- Starts February 1, 2027 · apply by February 1, 2027
- Starts February 1, 2028 · apply by February 1, 2028not confirmed by the school
Entry requirements
The requirements for this course are not published yet. Ask us and we will confirm them with the university.
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