BSc Biomedical Sciences
Entry requirements
A level: AAB (Biology or Chemistry)
About this course
BSc in Biological Sciences, a three-year undergraduate programme. Modules span topics including Genetics and Evolution, Molecular Biology of the Gene, and Neuroscience: Structure, Function and Behaviour. The course concludes with a Biosciences Final Year Project, carried out alongside research scientists. Students may tailor their degree by selecting optional modules to complement the core curriculum.
Modules
- Skills for Science
- Structure and Function of Living Organisms
- Organisms and Environment
- The Dynamic Cell
- Biological Chemistry
- Genetics and Evolution
- Homeostasis in Human Health
- Molecular and Cellular Mechanisms of Human Health
- Skills for Biomedical Sciences
- Molecular Biology of the Gene
- Developmental and Stem Cell Biology
- Neuroscience: Structure, Function and Behaviour
- Physiology: Regulation and Challenges
- The Anatomy of Human Movement
- Biosciences Final Year Project
- Plants for the Future: Frontiers in Plant Science
- Evolution and Adaptation
- Biodiversity and Conservation Biology
- Infection Biology and Epidemiology
- Systems Biology
- The 'omics Revolution (Bioinformatics and Functional Genomics)
- Advanced Cell Biology and Imaging
- Genes to Genomes
- Synthetic Biology and Protein Engineering
- Current Topics in Development, Stem Cells and Repair
- Contemporary Topics in Disease
- Cancer: Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms and Therapeutics
- Advanced Anatomy
- Advances in Physiology and Pathophysiology
- Musculoskeletal System: Disease, Repair and Regenerative Medicine
- Neurobiology of Brain Disorders