Organizer: Department of Science, School of Science and Technology, Hong Kong Metropolitan University
Date: 11 June 2022 (3pm - 4pm)
All undergraduate students and practitioners in biomedical science/ medical laboratory science/ related health sciences/ applied sciences are welcome.
Prior registration is required. The Zoom meeting ID and password will be sent to your email after the registration.
Content: 1. Programme Overview 2. Admission Requirements 3. Career Prospects 4. Questions and Answers 5. Admission Consultation Registration link: https://forms.gle/kfeSDt8o3WmzW4U66 Both meeting ID and password of the meeting will be sent to the participants after the on-line registration (a QR code for the registration is shown on the flyer).
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