BSc Biochemistry and Genetics, /
Entry requirements
A level: AAB-BCC to include A Level Chemistry and Biology IB: 32 to include a minimum score of 5 at Higher Level Biology and Chemistry
About this course
A BSc in Biosciences and Biochemistry, a joint honours programme that brings together two complementary disciplines. Modules cover Genetics, Genomics & Evolution, Cell Biology, Human Immunology, Molecular Evolution, and Biostatistics & Applied Research, with some modules available through the medium of Welsh.
Modules
- Academic support and professional development
- Genetics, Genomics & Evolution
- Introductory Biochemistry
- Biocemeg Gyflwyniadol
- Human Physiology
- Ffisioleg Ddynol
- Skills for being a Medical Scientist
- Sgiliau ar gyfer Gwyddorau Meddygol
- Cell Biology
- Bioleg Celloedd
- Organic and Analytical Chemistry: an Introduction for Life Sciences
- Population Genomics and Clinical Applications
- Microbial Molecular Genetics
- Metabolic Regulation, Enzymology and Endocrinology
- Rheoleiddiad Metabolaidd, Ensymoleg ac Endocrinoleg
- Human Immunology
- Imiwnoleg Dynol
- Molecular Evolution
- Esblygiad Moleciwlaidd
- Carbohydrate and lipid metabolism
- Metabolaeth carbohydrad a lipid
- Human & Medical Genetics
- Geneteg Dynol a Meddygol
- Biostatistics & Applied Research
- Bioystadegau ac Ymchwil Gymhwysol
- Skills for Researchers
- Sgiliau i Ymchwilwyr
- Techniques in Molecular Biology
- Technegau Bioleg Foleciwlaidd
- Membranes and Energy Transduction
- Practical Quantitative Research
- Capstone Project
- Prosiect Capfaen
- Teaching Science
- Addysgu Gwyddoniaeth
- Membrane Trafficking
- Advanced Biostatistics
- Medical Genetics
- Genetic Toxicology
- Genetics of Cancer
- Nucleic acids: components, metabolism and modification
- Human Immunopathology
- Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine
- The Neuroscience of Learning, Memory and Cognition
- Advanced Research Topics in Biomedical Science
- Bioinformatics: From Sequence to Function
- Biowybodeg: O ddilyniant i swyddogaeth