Biochemistry BSc Hons with study abroad

at Northumbria University

• In the final year, students undertake a year-long, laboratory-based research project in a specific biochemical discipline. 
• Students can choose modules that align with their interests, allowing them to develop specialisations in areas such as Genomics, Industrial Biochemistry, and Bio-catalysis.
• The programme emphasises independent learning through various modules, fostering problem-solving abilities and autonomous work skills, which are highly valued by employers
• The curriculum nurtures curiosity and problem-solving, resulting in graduates who possess strong analytical and critical thinking skills, capable of applying and adapting biochemical concepts to real-world scientific challenges.

Modules

• Fundamentals of Analytical Chemistry (Core,20 Credits)
• Principles of Chemical Structure (Core,20 Credits)
• Cell Biology and Genetics (Core,20 Credits)
• Practical Skills (Core,20 Credits)
• Introduction to Biological and Medicinal Chemistry (Core,20 Credits)
• Practical and Professional Skills for Chemists (Core,20 Credits)
• Academic Language Skills for Applied Sciences (Core – for International and EU students only,0 Credits)

Important Dates

The programme begins in September, and students must submit their applications through the UCAS portal, ensuring they meet the deadlines promptly. Additionally, students can seek support from UniScholars counsellors to efficiently manage their application process from start to finish.

• 65% in Standard XII
• Required Subjects  Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, and English
• IELTS: 6

The Biochemistry BSc Hons with study abroad fees are £16,500/Yr . Prospective students are advised to consult the university's online resources, evaluate the costs involved, and investigate available financial aid options to make well-informed decisions.

Graduates with a Biochemistry BSc Hons with Study Abroad gain specialised knowledge and a global perspective, enhancing their employability. This programme equips students with advanced skills and international experience, making them competitive candidates for roles in research, healthcare, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and environmental science. The diverse skill set and cultural insights gained from studying abroad are highly valued by employers across various industries.