Biomedicine

The Biomedicine program is intended to produce biomedical scientists capable of conducting clinical, cytological, hematological, molecular, bromatological, environmental analysis as well as production and analysis of bioderivates, bioengineering actions, aesthetic biomedicine and image analysis, based on ethical principles and on the understanding of social, cultural and economic reality of their field, focusing on the transformation of reality on behalf of society. Therefore, it will produce generalist and humanist professionals to work in all levels of attention to health care, thus enabling them to present competences, abilities and know-how, within the perspectives and contemporary approaches employed by Biomedical scientists.

The program will address theoretical and practical insights in order to develop professional abilities that enable students to work autonomously and be committed to professional development. In addition to that, it will play a role in health promotion, protection and rehabilitation at both the individual and collective levels.

In accordance with the principles of the University and, in view of a comprehensive training, students will be encouraged to take part in activities fostering the improvement of quality of life and health of individuals, in view of the ethical dimension and the human principles of inclusion.