Premedical Program New Anglia University

Programme Structure

• Study is organised into three sequential terms carrying 30 credits each.
• Term I establishes the foundation with Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Algebra. Term II introduces Biochemistry and Anatomy alongside Psychology and Calculus. Term III extends learning into Physiology, Microbiology, Medical Terminology and Sociology.
• Together, the three terms form a 90-credit curriculum that moves from fundamental scientific principles towards disciplines with increasing relevance to human health and medicine.

Audience

The Premedical Program is intended for high school graduates planning to continue their education in medicine who require further academic preparation before beginning the Doctor of Medicine program. It provides an online option for students seeking to strengthen their scientific knowledge and readiness for the academic demands of medical education.

Lecturers

Academic instruction is delivered by faculty representing the range of disciplines within the Premedical Program. Areas of expertise include biology, chemistry, physics, anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, microbiology, mathematics, psychology, and sociology. Alongside subject teaching, faculty provide academic guidance to support students as they prepare for further study in medicine.