Biochemistry BSc (Hons)

• The Biochemistry degree provides a thorough understanding of the principles governing biochemical reactions in living organisms, with a focus on key themes like biochemistry, genetics, and microbiology. 
• In the first year, students explore diverse biochemical aspects and develop practical skills through laboratory-based learning. 
• The second year introduces a conceptual approach to biochemistry and offers a mathematical understanding through applied chemistry. 
• Students delve into bioinformatics and begin preparing research proposals for their final year dissertation project, with optional modules available in genetics and microbiology. 
• The third year involves an independent dissertation project, exploration of contemporary biochemistry issues, and specialised pathways for those interested in genetics or microbiology.

Course Modules 

• Biochemistry and Cell Biology (Compulsory)
•  Introduction to Microbiology (Compulsory)
• Genetics and Molecular Biology (Compulsory)
• Biochemical Skills (Compulsory)
• Anatomy and Physiology (Compulsory)
• Foundations of Chemistry (Compulsory)
• Genes and Genomics (Designated)
• Bioscience Research Methods (Compulsory)
• Processes of Life: Biochemistry (Compulsory)
• Physiology 2 (Designated)
• Principles of Pharmacology (Designated)
• Applied Chemistry (Compulsory)
• Bioinformatics (Designated)
• Molecular and Cellular Biology (Compulsory)
• Work Based Learning ((Designated))
• Contemporary Issues in Biochemistry (Compulsory)
• Pathogen Biology (Designated)
• Molecular and Cellular Neuroscience (Designated)
• Integrated Medical Genetics (Designated)
• Clinical Biochemistry (Compulsory)
• Gene Regulation (Designated)
• Biochemistry Dissertation (Compulsory)

Important Dates

For the Biochemistry B.Sc. Hons at Northampton University, the deadline to apply for the course falls in May. Students should take note of this to apply for their chosen programme and ensure that their complete application, along with all required documents, is submitted well before the deadline.

• Admission requires completion of high school education. 
• Additionally, non-native English speakers must demonstrate proficiency by meeting the minimum required scores in internationally recognized tests like IELTS or TOEFL.

The fees for the Biochemistry BSc Hons programme at Northampton University currently stands at £ 15,200/yr. However, these fees may change each year, depending on factors like the student's residency, study mode, and other considerations. For the latest and most accurate information regarding the total expenses, including any extra costs, students are advised to check the university's official website.

The Biochemistry BSc Hons programme at Northampton University offers graduates promising career prospects. Students acquire the skills needed to explore various opportunities in this dynamic field.