The School of Medical and Health Sciences offers two bachelor’s science programmes — Biomedical Science and Forensic Biomedical Science.
Programmes on this page are listed for non-local students; local applicants should refer to the TWC website.
Entry requirements depend on your qualification route — see entry requirements (India, Malaysia, Pakistan, Singapore, international qualifications, or guidance for Indonesia and Myanmar). English evidence is required; IELTS Academic 5.5 and TOEFL iBT 70 (prior to 21 January 2026) / 4 (from 21 January 2026 onwards) are among the published degree-level routes. Meeting published requirements does not guarantee admission — TWC makes the final decision.
Yes. Both programmes appear in TWC’s official non-local programme list with published non-local tuition for the AY2026/27 intake.[2] Check your entry route and English evidence, then talk to a Youth Dorm representative, who will guide you through the application procedure.
Your secondary education / academic background should include satisfactory results in either Chemistry or Biology. If you are not sure whether your subject combination is suitable, share your study profile with a Youth Dorm representative for guidance; TWC makes the final eligibility decision.
Both are four-year honours science degrees in the School of Medical and Health Sciences. Forensic Biomedical Science adds forensic applications of biomedical science. For detailed curriculum and structure, check the official programme pages linked above; TWC updates programme information each academic year.
See also: School of Nursing · School of Arts and Humanities · School of Management.
Youth Dorm HK guides science applicants from programme choice to application and arrival — one-stop support from TWC’s official recruitment and accommodation partner. Share your study profile and YD will help you compare the two programmes and your entry route. TWC makes all eligibility, admission, scholarship and offer decisions.