BSc Biomedical Science

at University of Birmingham

• Benefit from the advanced laboratories, where students will witness firsthand how research translates into tangible advancements in clinical practice, utilising specialised facilities to enhance learning experience.
• Exclusive industry partnerships, offering optional placement years in both industrial and clinical settings. 
• Learn from esteemed faculty who are at the forefront of biomedical research, covering a wide range of disciplines. 
• Benefit from their wealth of expertise and experience, gaining a comprehensive understanding of the diverse facets of biomedical science and setting a solid foundation for your future career

Modules

• Cellular Biochemistry and Biology - 20 credits
• Digestion and Renal Sciences - 20 credits
• Fundamentals of life science - 20 credits
• Fundamentals of Neuroscience and Pharmacology - 20 credits
• Professional and Academic Development - 20 credits
• Cardiovascular and Respiratory Sciences: Fundamental Principles - 20 credits

Important Dates

The programme commences in September 2024. Prospective students are advised to initiate their application process well in advance, considering preparatory steps such as taking the IELTS or TOEFL exams. It is suggested to start approximately a year ahead and submit applications at least six months prior to the commencement date.

• Prospective candidates should have attained a minimum of 80% in standard XII from ISC, CBSE, Maharashtra boards, or a minimum of 75% from West Bengal board, or 85% from Other State boards.
• Required subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, or Physics
• IELTS: 6.5 TOEFL: 88

The BSc Biomedical Science is £27,180/yr. By consistently monitoring the website, students can strategically manage their expenses and plan their budgets, taking into consideration any alterations in fees or potential supplementary expenses that may arise.

Graduates of our Biomedical Science programme boast an impressive track record of employment across diverse career paths. Many pursue laboratory roles in academic settings, often advancing into PhD positions or securing positions in hospitals. Others thrive as clinical scientists or find success within biotechnology companies. Additional career avenues include opportunities in clinical trials, as well as marketing and management roles within the biotechnology sector.