Medicine (MBBS)Diagnosing and treating illness and injury, and helping people stay healthy, as a qualified doctor.
DentistryDiagnosing and treating problems of the teeth, gums and mouth, and helping people maintain oral health.
NursingCaring for patients, supporting doctors and helping people recover, in hospitals and communities.
PharmacyThe science of medicines — how they are made, how they work and how they should be used safely.
PhysiotherapyHelping people recover movement and manage pain after injury, surgery or illness through exercise and physical treatment.
Occupational TherapyHelping people with physical, mental or developmental challenges do everyday activities independently.
Medical Laboratory TechnologyTesting samples like blood and tissue in labs to help doctors diagnose and monitor disease.
Radiology & ImagingUsing X-ray, CT, MRI and ultrasound machines to create images that help doctors diagnose.
OptometryExamining eyes, testing vision, prescribing glasses or lenses and spotting eye problems early.
BiotechnologyUsing living organisms and biological processes to develop products in medicine, agriculture and industry.
MicrobiologyStudying micro-organisms like bacteria, viruses and fungi — how they cause disease and how they can be useful.
BiochemistryStudying the chemical processes inside living things — how the body, cells and molecules work.
Biomedical ScienceStudying the biology of human health and disease to support diagnosis, treatment and medical research.
Nutrition & DieteticsUsing the science of food and nutrition to help people eat better and manage health conditions.
Psychology & Mental HealthUnderstanding how people think, feel and behave — and supporting emotional and mental well-being.
Public HealthProtecting and improving the health of whole communities through prevention, awareness and better health systems.
Healthcare ManagementManaging the business and operations side of healthcare — hospitals, clinics, insurers and health companies.
Hospital AdministrationRunning the day-to-day operations of hospitals so patient care happens smoothly.
Health InformaticsUsing technology and data to improve how healthcare information is recorded, shared and used.
Clinical ResearchTesting new medicines, treatments and devices on people safely and ethically before they are approved.
BioinformaticsUsing computers, programming and statistics to understand biological data like DNA and proteins.
Pharmaceutical ResearchDiscovering and developing new medicines and improving existing ones.
Medical Devices & TechnologyDesigning, making and maintaining equipment used in healthcare — from monitors to imaging and surgical tools.
