BSc Hons Applied Biomedical Science

at University of Greenwich

• The first year covers fundamental topics like biochemistry, cell biology, genetics, and human physiology. 
• Core modules in the second year include molecular biology techniques, immunology, and pathobiology. 
• The third year allows students to select from optional modules such as clinical immunology, pharmacology, and cancer biology. 
• Throughout the programme, there is extensive laboratory training in skills like microscopy, tissue culture, and bioinformatics analysis. 
• Students also complete an independent research project in their final year.

Course Modules

• Metabolism and Disease 
• Bioanalytical Techniques 
• Cell Biology and Immunity
• Personal and Professional Development 
• Microbiology and the Environment 
• Research and Professional Skills in Life Science

Important Dates

Intake periods at the university are not uniform across programs and campuses. Individuals interested in attending should visit the university's official website or contact the admissions office to acquire the latest details on the 2024 intake periods. Although universities typically enroll students in the fall (September/October) and spring (January/February) semesters, confirming the particulars with the institution is essential.

Course Ranking

The University of Greenwich has firmly established itself as a preeminent international university. This esteemed public research institution, situated in the renowned city of London, has continuously been ranked among the top universities globally by highly respected ranking organisations such as Times Higher Education (THE), QS, and U.S. News & World Report. From 2021 onwards, these influential ranking authorities have consistently positioned the University of Greenwich alongside the world's most elite universities, reflecting its steadfast dedication to academic rigor and cutting-edge research endeavors.

• A-Levels typically involve studying at least two subjects, ideally including one in a science-related area. 
• T Levels mandate achieving a Pass grade in Laboratory Sciences, roughly equivalent to a D or E on the Core. To obtain BTEC National qualifications, students must complete an Extended Diploma programme in Applied Science. 
• Both A-Level and BTEC National routes recommend pursuing a Diploma or Extended Certificate in Applied Science, preferably alongside a related science A-Level.
•  For the International Baccalaureate, a total score of 24 points is necessary, with a minimum High Level (HL) science subject grade of 3. 
• Access to Higher Education pathways commonly stipulate a background in science as a prerequisite.
• Those planning to sit for the IELTS Academic exam should target an overall score of 6.0, with no section score falling below 5.5.

International Tuition Fees:

£17500 per year

Graduates of this programme are well-prepared for a variety of careers in the biomedical and healthcare fields. Many pursue roles as biomedical scientists in hospital pathology laboratories, using analytical techniques to diagnose diseases from samples like blood, tissues, and fluids. Others work as research scientists for universities, pharmaceutical companies, or biotechnology firms to develop new treatments, techniques, and technologies.