BSc Hons Biomedical Science (Extended)

at University of Greenwich

• The first year covers foundational topics like chemistry, biology, mathematics, and study skills. 
• In the second year, core biomedical science modules are introduced such as biochemistry, molecular biology, and human physiology. 
• The third year includes specialised modules like clinical immunology, medical genetics, and pathobiology. 
• During the final year, students complete an independent research project and can choose optional modules.
•  Throughout the course, there is an emphasis on lab skills and practical training.

Course Modules

• Introduction to Biology
• Introduction to Chemistry
• Introductory Practical Science
• Foundation Mathematics 
• Learning Skills for Science

Important Dates

The university's intake periods vary based on the program and campus. Prospective students should consult the university's official website or reach out to the admissions office to obtain accurate information about the 2024 intake periods. While most universities admit students in the fall (September/October) and spring (January/February) semesters, it is crucial to verify the details directly with the institution.

Course Ranking

The University of Greenwich has solidified its reputation as a leading global institution of higher education. This prestigious public research university, based in the iconic city of London, has consistently received top rankings from esteemed sources like Times Higher Education (THE), QS, and U.S. News & World Report. Since 2021, these influential ranking bodies have placed the University of Greenwich among the world's elite universities, a testament to its unwavering commitment to academic excellence and innovative research.

• For A-Levels, it's recommended to take at least two subjects, with one ideally being from a science-related field. 
• T Levels require achieving a Pass grade (equivalent to a D or E on the Core) in Sciences, specifically Laboratory Sciences. 
• BTEC National qualifications necessitate completing an Extended Diploma in Applied Science. 
• Both A-Level and BTEC National pathways suggest completing a Diploma or Extended Certificate in Applied Science, with an additional preference for a related science A-Level. 
• For the International Baccalaureate, a minimum of 24 points overall is required, with a High Level (HL) science subject score of 3. 
• Access to Higher Education pathways often require a background in science.
• Candidates preparing for the IELTS Academic examination should aim for a composite score of 6.0, ensuring that none of the individual section scores dip below 5.5.

International Tuition Fees:

£17500 per year

Graduates of this biomedical science programme are prepared for a variety of careers in healthcare, scientific research, and related industries. Many pursue roles as biomedical scientists in hospital pathology laboratories, analysing fluids and tissue samples to diagnose diseases. Others work as research scientists for universities, pharmaceutical companies, or biotechnology firms developing new treatments and technologies.