
Egas Moniz School of Health & Science
Bachelor in Biomedical SciencesMonte de Caparica, Portugal
DURATION
3 Years
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
27 Jun 2025*
EARLIEST START DATE
01 Sep 2025
TUITION FEES
EUR 11,556 / per year **
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
* for Non-EU students
** for EU students| non-EU students: 14928€
Key Summary
Introduction
Study cycle that differentiates national and international offerings, within the scope of biomedical sciences, with a strong pre-clinical component, both in the field of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine, which allows students to access fundamental knowledge of the pillars of health.
Strengths of the course and differentiating elements:
- Modular and integrated teaching, allowing for a sequence and greater integration of the knowledge acquired throughout the year;
- Strong theoretical preparation in fundamental scientific subjects;
- Strong investment in a practical component in modern laboratories equipped with automated, high-tech instruments;
- A strong pre-clinical component aimed at the areas of veterinary (Veterinary branch) and human health (Medicine branch), using technological tools that stimulate critical thinking on the part of the student;
- High investment in tutorial classes, allowing for more personalised attention to the student and interactive learning.
- Teaching content in English, increasing the potential for internationalisation, with a view to employability and further studies abroad;
- This degree is presented as the equivalent of a first cycle, the first 3 years, of a Medicine or Veterinary Medicine degree.
- Possibility to continue studies in the Integrated Master's in Veterinary Medicine (direct access to the 4th year) at Egas Moniz, due to the curricular programme being transversal to these courses;
- Curricular programme that meets the quality required by the European quality assurance system for higher education, and which fits with similar programmes at an international level (accredited by A3ES);
- Use of modern teaching tools in line with a student-centred teaching methodology.
- Frequent hours dedicated to curricular enrichment activities, which promote a sense of empathy and integration into the community, accompanied by teachers.
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Curriculum
1st Year
Medicine
- Introduction to Animal Life
- From molecule to cell
- From cell to tissue
- From Genome to Population
- Biophysics
- Fundamentals of Immunology
- From tissue to organism
- Morphology and Function I
- Biostatistics and Health Research Methodologies
- Optional I: History of Medicine / Introduction to Dentistry
2nd Year
Medicine
- Microbiology, Infection and Immunity
- Morphology and Function II
- Morphology and Function III
- Health Communication
- Optional II: Medical Psychology / Biomaterials
- Parasitology, Infection and Immunity
- Morphology and Function IV
- Bioethics and Scientific Thought
- Innovation and Research Practices in Biomedical Sciences
- Optional III: Entrepreneurship / Medical Ethics and Deontology / Clinical Laboratory Hematology
3rd Year
Medicine
- Pharmacology and Therapeutics
- Toxicology
- General Pathology and Pathological Anatomy
- Clinical and Laboratory Analysis
- Optional IV: Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation / Medical Devices
- Techniques, Instrumentation, and Biomedical Measurements
- Epidemiology and Public Health
- Challenges in Biomedical Sciences
- Laboratory Project in Biomedical Sciences
- Optional V: Human Anatomical Dissection Practices / Clinical Anatomy of the Head and Neck
- Optional VI: General Medical-Surgical Procedures/Image Analysis and Processing
1st Year
Veterinary Medicine
- Introduction to Animal Life
- From molecule to cell
- From cell to tissue
- From Genome to Population
- Biophysics
- Fundamentals of Immunology
- From tissue to animal organism
- Animal Morphology and Function I
- Biostatistics and Health Research Methodologies
- Optional I: Veterinarian and Society / Introduction to Veterinary Dentistry
2nd Year
Veterinary Medicine
- Microbiology, Infection and Immunity
- Animal Morphology and Function II
- Animal Morphology and Function III
- Health Communication
- Optional II: Animal Behavior / Veterinary Biomaterials
- Parasitology, Infection and Animal Immunity
- Animal Morphology and Function IV
- Bioethics and Scientific Thought
- Innovation and Research Practices in Biomedical Sciences
- Optional III: Entrepreneurship in Veterinary Medicine / Medical-Veterinary Ethics and Deontology / Hematology Veterinary Laboratory Clinic
3rd Year
Veterinary Medicine
- Veterinary Pharmacology and Therapeutics
- Veterinary Toxicology
- General Pathology and Veterinary Pathological Anatomy
- Veterinary Clinical and Laboratory Analysis
- Optional IV: Exognosis / Medical Devices in Veterinary Medicine
- Techniques, Instrumentation, and Biomedical Measurements
- Epidemiology and Public Health
- Challenges in Biomedical Sciences
- Laboratory Project in Biomedical Sciences
- Optional V: Veterinary Anatomical Dissection Practices / Hygiene and Food Safety
- Optional VI: Veterinary Integrated Clinical Reasoning / Image Analysis and Processing in Veterinary Medicine
Program Tuition Fee
Career Opportunities
- Communication in Health and Science, fundamental and applied biomedical research, and technological development in Health;
- Strong potential to pursue studies in Integrated Master in Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, and Dentistry, given the transversal training, easily recognized by these courses.