Premedical Program New Anglia University

Programme Structure

• The Premedical Program comprises 90 credits completed over three academic terms within one year.
• Term I introduces the core subjects of Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Algebra. Term II continues with Introduction to Biochemistry, Psychology, Introduction to Anatomy, and Calculus. During Term III, students study Medical Terminology, Introduction to Physiology, Introduction to Microbiology, and Sociology.
• Each academic term consists of 30 credits. This sequence provides progressive preparation across scientific, mathematical, social science, and introductory medical subjects before students move on to medical education.

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.