Why I Want To Pursue A Biomedical Science Degree

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Although there are many subjects available to further continue as an undergraduate course, the ones which held my attention and enlightened me since the time i was doing A level in Sunway College are just learning Biology and Chemistry.Attending these classes encourage and motivate me to deepen my knowledge and understanding about the nature,the substances that have been discovered and useful therapeutically for living beings,the molecules and cells that made up a human being body with different combinations and the microorganism which causes disease to human and also useful in particular aspects.Various tests and practicals done in both chemistry and biology laboratories made me more enthusiastic to graduate as a biomedical scientist to continue as my career working in the laboratory.My personality and working in laboratory suits very well as i like to handle things in a very appropriate method,settle down in one place and working with other lab technicians to help people.These lead me to a …show more content…

Analysing blood sample and various test diagnosing would be the one i will be choosing to specialise for my post graduate degree.

The way in which i handle things academically shows that i am able to organise my time and finish all the submissions that i have to do before the due date according to my experience.When writing practical reports,I try to write in higher standard as much as i can to get a perfect report that my lecturers want to read.I am able to explain my finding very clearly and i am able to handle team work which i believe that communication and commitment in what i am doing is the main reason which allows me to handle it

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