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Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Biomedical Engineering

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For IB/GCE A-Level /International A-Level students

Starting from the 2025/26 intake cohort, the Department of Biomedical Engineering will automatically grant entry credit transfer for Level-1 Physics and Mathematics subjects to students with IB, GCE A-Level, or IAL qualifications as follows:

Mapped Subject(s)

Exam/ Test

Exam/ Test Subject

Min. Grade/ Score

Remarks

All level one Physics
AP10005 Physics I
AP10006 Physics II

GCE Advanced Level/ International Advanced Level Physics B --
International Baccalaureate (IB) Physics (HL) 6

AMA1110 Basic Mathematics I - Calculus and Probability Statistics

GCE Advanced Level/ International Advanced Level Mathematics A For International Advanced Level offered by Assessment and Qualifications Alliance (AQA)/ Pearson Edexcel (Edexcel), the sub-grades must include Statistics 1/ Statistics respectively
International Baccalaureate (IB) Mathematics: analysis and approaches (HL)/ Mathematics: applications and interpretation (HL) 5 --

AMA1120 Basic Mathematics II - Calculus and Linear Algebra

GCE Advanced Level/ International Advanced Level Mathematics: Further/ Further Mathematics A
  • Applicable only to students enrolled in both Mathematics and Further Mathematics who have successfully received credit transfer for AMA1110
  • For International Advanced Level, each case will be reviewed individually

Remarks: The above mapping table is subject to review and may be changed at the discretion of the programme offering Department from time to time.

 

From the 2022/23 intake cohort, students holding A-Level or IB qualifications may be given credit transfer upon their admission to the 4-year full-time undergraduate degree schemes / programmes. Normally, they will be given credit transfer from 9 credits (including 6 credits for the broadening subjects and 3 credits for University English under the Language & Communication Requirements) to a maximum of 25% of the award requirements, depending on their previous study and grade attainments.

For Senior Year Students

We provide a flexible curriculum for students admitted to the senior year of our 4-year full-time undergraduate degree schemes / programmes. These students will follow a reduced curriculum.

Students are also expected to meet the equivalent standard of the Undergraduate Degree Language and Communication Requirements (LCR). Students not meeting the equivalent standard of the LCR will be required to take degree LCR subjects.

BME will grant credit transfer of Discipline-Specific Requirements (DSR) credits to Senior Year students. The guidelines are as follows:

  • Granting of credit transfer is mainly based on the subject contents and the learning outcomes attained. 
  • The subject contents attained should be at least 75% similar to the PolyU subjects of a similar level, credits, and contact hours.
  • The subject grade/mark achieved should be B / 75% or above.

 

The granting of credit transfer is a matter of academic judgement. Information stated above is for reference and subject to review and changes.


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