In the Diploma in Biomedical Science with Analytics programme, you'll get hands-on experience performing tests that help doctors diagnose diseases, such as diabetes, and analysing data to study their trends.

Did you know that one in three Singaporeans can expect to develop diabetes in their lifetime – and this number is projected to rise to 1 million by 2050? Use the power of data analytics to make a real difference in someone's life! Join us and turn your love for science into amazing solutions for everyday health challenges. 

Applicants should demonstrate:

• Interest in biomedical science and data analytics, especially in pursuing a career in the biomedical science and healthcare sectors;
• Experience in a school environment (e.g., through a CCA, a community activity or a project), or in an external context (e.g., learning journey or online learning on healthcare) where you learned about subjects that are related to biomedical science and analytics, such as biology, chemistry, data analytics and computer science;
• Strong leadership, teamwork, critical thinking, analytical skills, and problem-solving abilities to deliver a holistic solution to mitigate a real-world problem; and,
• The ability to communicate ideas clearly and in a logical manner.

Interview

If you are shortlisted, you will be invited for an interview to share more about your passion for the course. You will be assessed on your interest, aptitude, as well as your achievements in both science and non-science domains. The duration of the individual interview will be about 15 minutes.

Some questions which you may be asked during the interview include:

• What motivates you to pursue a Diploma in Biomedical Science with Analytics?
• Which aspect(s) of this course attracted you to apply for it?
• Share with us your career aspirations and how the course can help you to fulfil them.
• Can you share any experience (e.g., competition/workshop/CCA) that is biomedical science (biology/chemistry), or analytics (maths/computer science/programming) related? 

Portfolio (Optional)

You should include in your portfolio, any evidence and/or activities (e.g., biology/chemistry competitions) that showcase your achievements or interest related to biomedical science.

Examples of what to include in your portfolio:

• Testimonials
• Certificates (e.g., academic, achievement and/or personal development)
• Awards or participation in science (biology/chemistry) related competitions, both at school or national level
• Evidence of science (biology/chemistry) related projects (e.g., coursework or CCA)
• Relevant learning journeys or Applied Learning Module (ApLM, formerly known as Advanced Elective Modules [AEM])
• Evidence of leadership activities or roles