- Begin with the basics of chemistry, cell biology, and genetics, providing a strong foundational understanding for more advanced topics.
- Choose from a wide range of optional modules in the second and final years, allowing you to tailor your studies to your interests and career goals.
- Engage with research questions in the final year, guided by world-renowned experts and high-technology facilities.
- Acquire essential skills in data analysis, experimental design, and problem solving, preparing you for careers in life sciences and beyond.
Modules
- Fundamentals of Biochemistry - Fundamental biochemical processes taking place inside cells
- Cell Biology and Physiology - Tissues, organelles, reproduction and development
- Chemistry for Biochemists I - Inorganic and organic chemistry, including practical training.
- Genetics I - Storage of genetic information, gene expression and regulation, mitosis and meiosis, gene linkage and chromosome mapping.
- Metabolism - Enzyme catalysis and regulation, metabolism of carbohydrates and vitamins, experimental techniques to study metabolic reactions.
- Physical Biochemistry - The fundamental laws governing biochemical reactions and how we can explore them experimentally.
- Personal and Academic Skills: Communication and Data Analysis - Core skills required by Bioscience students in all disciplines
- Personal and Academic Development - Group work in tutor groups.
Important Dates
The programme starts in September 2024, and students are required to submit their applications via the UCAS portal, ensuring they meet the deadlines promptly. Students can also seek assistance from counsellors at UniScholars to effectively manage their application process from start to finish.
