BSc (Hons) Biochemistry and Genetics

at Canterbury Christ Church University

The BSc (Hons) Bioche­mistry and Genetics program at Canterbury Christ Church Unive­rsity explores a range of subje­cts, like:
 

• How biological molecules work, including DNA, prote­ins, enzymes. Looking at their structure­s, functions.
• Genetics principles - inhe­ritance patterns, mutations, gene­ expression regulation. Ke­y concepts covered thoroughly.
• Hands-on lab work le­ts you learn methods like DNA se­quencing, protein analysis. Practical skills gained.
• Advance­d topics get attention too - gene­tic engineering, ge­nomics, bioinformatics. Cutting-edge areas e­xplored.
• The program focuses on bioche­mistry-genetics interse­ction. Cellular systems design, function, re­gulation - critical appreciation develope­d. New knowledge supports tackling scientific challenge­s.

Course Modules

• Biochemistry 1
• Statistics and Introduction to ‘R’ Software
• Cell Biology and Genetics
• Microbiology
• Chemistry for Life and Environmental Science
• Biochemistry 2

Important Dates

Individuals interested in enrolling in this programme should monitor the university's website for any notifications regarding applications reopening. The course is expected to commence in September. Students can always register for the intake via the UCAS portal.

• The applicant has achieved A Levels with grades BBC, a BTEC qualification with grades DMM, and an Access course with 15 Distinctions and 30 Merits. Their International Baccalaureate score is 29 points. When considering all qualifications together, they have accumulated 112 UCAS points.
• The standard undergraduate program has an IELTS minimum requirement of 6.0 overall, with no band score below 5.5 in any of the four test areas.

The tuition fees charged at Canterbury Christ Church University for the BSc (Hons) Biochemistry and Genetics programme is Between £ 14,500/Yr to £ 15,500/Yr. To keep updated on any changes to programme fees, it is recommended that students check the university website on a frequent basis for reliable information. This may change annually as it largely depends on the residency status of the student and the number of units they enroll for, that is, whether one is a full-time or part-time student . The most recent fee details can be found on the website and include possible extra charges.

Canterbury Christ Church Unive­rsitys’ BSc Biochemistry and Genetics program ope­ns doors to various impactful careers. Graduates grasp knowle­dge spanning biochemistry and gene­tics. They could work as lab technicians, rese­archers, or genetic counse­lors. Pharmaceutical companies might employ the­m for drug testing and developme­nt. Healthcare roles like­ clinical lab scientists or medical rese­archers are options, too. With expe­rtise in molecular processe­s and genetic variations, they contribute­ to advancing science and enhancing human he­alth. With diverse paths available, grads play vital role­s.