September 2025
Full-time
Three or four years
Suzhou
School of Science
XJTLU undergraduate students earn two degrees: an XJTLU degree recognised by the Chinese Ministry of Education and a globally respected University of Liverpool degree.
Knowledge and Skills
By the time students graduate from the BSc Biomedical Sciences programme, they will have comprehensive knowledge of and skills in:
- fundamental theories, concepts and key challenges in biomedical sciences;
- essential biochemical principles of life;
- human anatomy, physiological functions and regulatory mechanisms;
- pathogenesis of diseases and fundamental principles of diagnosis/therapy;
- pharmacological mechanisms, drug design and development;
- applications of bioinformatics and AI in biomedicine;
- experimental design, execution and data analysis;
- scientific literature retrieval and critical reading; and
- team collaboration and lifelong learning.
In an era filled with emerging global health challenges, XJTLU’s BSc Biomedical Sciences programme trains pioneers in life sciences and medical innovation. Merging foundational biology, medicine, and technologies like AI, it cultivates clinical thinkers who can decode human disease mechanisms and design tomorrow’s therapies. The students learn through hands-on projects with world-class researchers and tackle real-world medical issues. Whether pursuing careers in research, healthcare, or leading health tech industries, this programme prepares students to lead with impact and make a difference. Join us to turn curiosity into solutions and shape the future of health!


Dr Yongtao Zhu
Programme Director
Modules
*Programme modules listed are illustrative only and subject to change. XJTLU students are advised to log in to the e-Bridge Portal to view the effectuated module structure.
Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University offers a wide range of courses in the first year, including English for academic purposes (EAP), mathematics and physics, and humanities and social sciences. Click to learn more.
Compulsory Modules
Compulsory Modules
Optional Modules
Compulsory Modules
- Molecular Immunology
- Pharmacology and Therapeutics
- Critical Thinking and Applied Skills in Science Research
- Final Year Project in Biomedical Sciences
Optional Modules
Careers
BSc Biomedical Sciences graduates enjoy a wide array of rewarding career pathways across diverse industry sectors.
They may pursue cutting-edge academic research at top universities or institutes, focusing on areas like cancer biology, immunotherapy, or gene therapy. In leading healthcare sectors, roles span medical diagnostics, genetic counselling, and innovative diagnostic technology development. The biopharmaceutical industry offers opportunities in drug discovery, clinical trials, and medical device innovation, while AI-driven health technology fields welcome expertise in medical imaging algorithms and biomedical big data analytics.
Graduates can also contribute to public health through epidemic disease prevention at agencies like the CDC, or engage in biotechnology ventures to advance modern diagnostic and therapeutic tools. Equipped with interdisciplinary training and a global perspective, our BSc Biomedical Sciences students are poised to drive scientific breakthroughs and address pressing health challenges worldwide.
Overview
The BSc Biomedical Sciences programme at XJTLU is another innovative academic programme within the School of Science. It is designed to cultivate versatile young professionals equipped with integrated theoretical knowledge, experimental expertise, and practical skills in modern biosciences and fundamental medicine. The curriculum spans core disciplines such as molecular biology, genetics, human anatomy, physiology, immunology, and pharmacology, while incorporating cutting-edge technologies like medical AI and big data analytics. Through systematic training and hands-on practice, students gain insights into human body functions, disease mechanisms, modern diagnostics, and advanced therapeutic approaches, fostering robust scientific research capabilities to address global health challenges. This programme is dedicated to training highly talented biomedical leaders for China and the world.