BSc Honours Biomedical Science

at Middlesex University

Course Content

• The programme provides a solid foundation in various aspects of biomedical science, including molecular biology, human anatomy and physiology, microbiology, and biochemistry.
• Students will study specialised modules in immunology, pathophysiology, and pharmacology, gaining in-depth knowledge of the biological processes underlying health and disease.
• Practical laboratory sessions and research projects allow students to develop essential skills in techniques like cell culture, microscopy, and molecular analysis.
• The curriculum also covers topics in bioinformatics, bioethics, and research methodology, preparing students for careers in biomedical research or further study.
• In the final year, students can choose from optional modules in specialised areas like cancer biology, neuroscience, or biomedical engineering, tailoring the degree to their interests and career goals.

Course Modules

• Professional Practice for Biomedical Science
• Introduction to Biomedical Science
• Cell Sciences
• Biomolecular Science
• Research Methods and Professional Development

Important Dates

Currently, Middlesex University is not accepting applications for this particular course. Individuals interested in applying for this programme should regularly monitor the university's website for any announcements regarding the reopening of the application period. Once the website announces that applications are being accepted again, interested individuals can then proceed to apply.

• Applicants must have an overall passing grade in a relevant subject area, including 45 credits at Level 3, all of which must be achieved at Merit level or above.
• Non-native English speakers need to achieve a minimum overall IELTS score of 6.5, with no individual band scoring less than 5.5, to meet the requirement.

International Tuition Fees:

£16600 per year

Graduates are well-prepared for careers in biomedical research, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, healthcare diagnostics, clinical trials, and roles within the National Health Service. The degree provides a pathway to further study at the postgraduate level or entry into graduate medicine programmes. Potential job roles include biomedical scientist, research scientist, clinical researcher, healthcare scientist, toxicologist, and positions in medical labs and life science industries.