Bachelor of Biomedical Science/Bachelor of Laws

Bond University

Australia, Gold Coast

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Bond University

Australia , Gold Coast

Key Facts

Program Level

Bachelor

Study Type

Full Time

Delivery

On Campus

Course Code

093911B

Campuses

Gold Coast

Program Language

English

Start & Deadlines

Next Intake DeadlinesJanuary-2026

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Duration 12 semester(s)

Tuition Fee

AUD 23,960 / semester(s)

Next Intake January-2026

Bachelor of Biomedical Science/Bachelor of Laws

About

If your passion lies with both science and the law, this combined degree allows you to pursue both fields and gain a unique qualification enabling you to stand out in the workforce.

Uncover the mysteries of how the body works, what happens when it goes wrong – and why – in biomedical science and develop a strong understanding of the molecular, cellular, anatomical, and physiological processes that occur. In law, explore the areas of criminal law, property, climate law, corporate law and more, gaining a legal qualification for the purposes of admission to legal practice in Australia. You may also have the opportunity to gain valuable practical experience through internships and work placements.

You will graduate with career-ready experiences, strong foundational knowledge, and broader employment opportunities from completing two degrees in just four years.

Requirements

Entry Requirements

General Secondary Education Certificate (Successful Completion) and required SAT score 1190

Overall test score. Where multiple test results have been presented, the overall test result providing the best rank will be used.

English Program Requirements

English language proficiency requirements

Bond's programs are taught and assessed in English, so depending on your educational background and citizenship, you may be required to provide evidence that your English language ability meets our requirements. This may include submitting results from an approved English Language Test taken in the past two years - you can see the required results for the most common approved tests below. There are other ways to demonstrate English language proficiency and gain entry into this program, including demonstrating prior study in English, or other qualifications. If your qualification does not meet the English language requirements then you will need to provide an English proficiency test for admission.

International English Language Testing System (IELTS) Academic: International English Language Testing System (IELTS) Academic Overall score 7.0 with no sub score less than 6.5
Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic: Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic Overall score 65 with no Communicative Scores below 58
Test of English as a Foreign Language Internet-Based Test (TOEFL iBT): Test of English as a Foreign Language Internet-Based Test (TOEFL iBT) Overall score 94, no scores below 24 in Writing, and 20 in Speaking, Reading and Listening

Career

Where will your degree take you?

The combined Bachelor of Biomedical Science/Bachelor of Laws degree provides you with the professional outcomes and opportunities of both individual degrees.

Completing this combined program will provide opportunities for a range of careers in private, government and not for profit sectors.

Graduates may seek to practise law whilst utilising a foundational understanding of the health and medical sciences or employ their understanding of science to work in biomedical industries and law with a background in compliance, regulation, and intellectual property.

Some of the possible career opportunities available to graduates are outlined below.

Outcomes

Legal professional

Upon being admitted to legal practice, you can work as a solicitor in a law firm, a government organisation, or a community legal centre. You can choose to specialise in a particular area of practice using your skills and knowledge in biomedical sciences. Other career options could include working as an In-House lawyer within an organisation.

Barrister

Upon being admitted to the legal profession and completing the bar practice course, you can work as a barrister. A barrister is an independent advocate and advisor and is often highly skilled in a particular area of law.

Biotechnologist

This dual program could lead you to a unique role as a biotechnologist, as it uniquely encompasses both fields of study. This could lead you to manage regulation, compliance, and clinical trials in the commercialisation of innovative infrastructure.