Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Biomedical Science

Our programme strengthens students’ professional skills and work readiness through experiential learning and sustained collaboration with industry partners. It integrates rigorous theoretical foundations with advanced practical skills in molecular biology, genetics, biochemistry, and health sciences. By balancing conceptual understanding with technical mastery, the programme cultivates graduates who are equipped with sharp analytical, research, and problem-solving abilities essential for success in today’s dynamic scientific landscape. Through laboratory-based projects, industry attachments, and research workshops, students refine their technical proficiency, critical thinking, and professional competence in real-world settings.

• To provide students with an understanding of the concepts of biomedical science; 
• To develop students’ keen interest in science through critical, creative and problem-solving skills and provide insights into biological science areas; 
• To produce graduates that are well equipped with the knowledge to pursue further postgraduate qualifications and/or careers in biomedical and health science-related fields; and 
• To enhance students’ communication and interpersonal skills (general and professional), understanding and appreciation of other cultures and environments.

Professor Danny GOHEL 

Email: dannygohel@twc.edu.hk

• BSc (Clinical Chemistry), BSc (Biology), University of South Florida, USA 
• MPhil, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, HK 
• PhD, The University of Hong Kong, HK 
• Fellow and Chartered Scientist, The Institute of Biomedical Science, UK 
• Fellow and Chartered Chemist, The Royal Society of Chemistry, UK 

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* Alternate Chinese course for “non-Chinese speaking” students only

Remarks: The programme structure listed above is for reference only. For details, please consult the School concerned or refer to the Programme Definitive Document.

For Year 1 entry, applicants should meet one of the following requirements:

1. HKDSE candidates from 2024/25 onwards: Have obtained Level 3 for Chinese Language and English Language and Level 2 for Mathematics and have “Attained (A)” for Citizenship and Social Development plus one Elective/Applied Learning Subject at Level 2 (“332A+2”) in HKDSE; OR
2. HKDSE candidates before 2024/25: Have obtained Level 3 for Chinese Language and English Language and Level 2 for Mathematics and Liberal Studies plus one Elective/Applied Learning Subject at Level 2 (“3322+2”) in HKDSE; OR
3. Have passes in AS Use of English and AS Chinese Language and Culture plus one AL subject/two AS subjects in HKALE and Level 2 for Chinese Language and English Language plus passes in three other subjects in HKCEE; OR
4. Have obtained the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma* with a minimum score of 24 and fulfilled the English language requirements:
   • English A: Language and Literature (Higher or Standard Level) – Grade 4; or
   • English A: Literature (Higher or Standard Level) – Grade 4; or
   • English B (Higher Level) – Grade 4; or
   • English B (Standard Level) – Grade 5; or
   • English Literature and Performance (Standard Level) – Grade 4; or
   • English Text and Performance (Standard Level) – Grade 4; OR
5. Have met the 2nd cut-off line of the respective province for admission to mainland key universities in the National College Entrance Examination (Gaokao) / Joint Entrance Examination for Universities in PRC (JEE, PRC) and the score of English Language is over 100 （全國普通高等學校招生入學考試（內地高考）/港澳台僑聯招試達到所屬省市報讀第二批重點高校分數線 (1) 以上及英語科達100分或以上）; OR
6. Have obtained an equivalent qualification(2).

Notes:

1. Or the “cut-off line for undergraduate studies” (for provinces and cities where the 1st and 2nd cut-off lines are combined) 或「本科批次」分數線（適用於「本科一批」及「本科二批」合拼為「本科批次」的省市）
2. Please refer to the College’s website for examples of equivalent non-local qualifications for admission to bachelor’s degree programmes.

For Senior Year entry, applicants should meet one of the following requirements:

1. Have completed an Associate Degree Programme (AD) or Higher Diploma Programme (HD) of the relevant subject/discipline; OR
2. Have obtained equivalent qualifications.

Preference will be given to applicants who have obtained Level 2 or above in Integrated Science* or Combined Science*, Biology and/or Chemistry in HKDSE.

* Obtained before 2024 DSE

Associate degree / higher diploma holders may apply. For details, please refer to the admission requirements.

• Tung Wah College will adjust the tuition fee of its programmes based on the Composite Consumer Price Index to be announced by the Government annually. 
• Tuition fees are normally charged by two instalments per annum and are payable before the commencement of each semester. New students are required to settle the balance of the tuition fee for the first semester (i.e. after deducting deposit) upon programme registration in August. Students are required to pay additional fees for all retake/additional courses which would be charged at the rate of the normal cohort and be calculated by the number of credits to be taken. Please refer the details in the College’s Fees Regulation at https://www.twc.edu.hk/en/Administration_Units/fo/our_service/student-area. 
• This represents the programme fee after deduction of subsidy of the Non-means-tested Subsidy Scheme for Self-financing Undergraduate Studies in Hong Kong (NMTSS). In 2025/2026 academic year, the annual subsidy is $35,120. The annual subsidy amount may vary in each academic year subject to the decision by the Education Bureau. 
• All fees paid are non-refundable and non-transferable. 
• Following the Government's announcement on 31 July 2025 regarding the revised eligibility criteria for government-subsidised post-secondary student places and subsidies, the new arrangements will take effect from the 2027/28 academic year (with the application cycle commencing in October 2026). Students will be required to pay the non-subsidised tuition fees if they do not meet the updated eligibility criteria for government subsidies. 
• For more details about the College's tuition fee payment schedule and fees regulation, please refer to the "Tuition Fee Payment Schedule" and "Fees Regulation" at https://www.twc.edu.hk/en/Administration_Units/fo/our_service/student-area.

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Seven Division of Sciences Students Participated in the Internship (26 May 2025 to 12 June 2025)

Biomedical Science students visited the Children’s Hospital, toured the clinical lab, and learned how pediatric diagnostics support patient care.

Two Division of Sciences Students Joined Greater Bay Area Healthcare Development Exchange Tour in Huizhou (Aug 2–5, 2025)

Science background is preferred and those without such background can still apply for the programme.

No, students of this programme do not have clinical practicum.

Graduates are prepared to be equipped as Researchers for example Research Assistants / Technicians. They can also embark on the academic career track if they pursue an MPhil/PhD degree. They can also study further for professional degrees at postgraduate level.

Yes, graduates can apply for local and overseas professional schools, e.g., Medical, Dental or Veterinary Schools, and health profession programmes, such as Chiropractry and Physiotherapy programmes. They would be considered as 'graduate' entry and may get credits for courses done depending on the Schools that they apply for.