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Why choose this program ?
Turn your passion for science into a thriving career in Biomedical Science. Delve into the intricacies of the human body and the mysteries behind diseases.
Study at the forefront of Biomedical Science and see first-hand how research drives clinical advancements. This degree not only provides a solid foundation in Biomedical Science but also prepares you to make impactful contributions to the field.
Course highlights
- 12th in the UK in Biomedical Science. Complete University Guide, 2026
- 23rd in the UK in Biomedical Science. The Guardian League Table, 2026
- 36th in the world for Anatomy & Physiology. QS subject rankings, 2025
Embark on your Biomedical Science journey with access to cutting-edge laboratories and world-leading experts. Specialise in a scientific area of your choice and join a global community dedicated to innovation and discovery.
- See how groundbreaking research translates into clinical practice using specialist state-of-the-art facilities and laboratories
- Learn from world-leading experts engaged in pioneering research
- Join a global science community with opportunities to gain real-world industry experience across the globe
- Opportunity to gain invaluable industry and clinical experiences through our placement partnerships
- Develop specialised research and transferable skills as you build a deep understanding of the key ethical and social issues in medical science
Our BSc Biomedical Science course equips you with the skills for diverse career paths. Graduates are highly valued for their technical and transferable skills, opening doors to opportunities in academia, industry, research, and commercial organisations.
Our Biomedical Science graduates have an excellent record of employment. Many dive into laboratory work at universities, securing PhD and research positions, work in hospitals or become clinical scientists for leading biotechnology companies such as Abbott and Pfizer. Other degree-related careers also include work in NHS England, clinical trials, or in marketing and advertising roles. Through developing transferable skills, you can propel yourself into many other high-profile careers, such as teaching, accountancy, consultancy, as well as management positions in a variety of companies worldwide.
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A Level
- -AAB to include two science A levels, one from Biology or Chemistry plus another from Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics or Psychology
IB
- 6,6,5 at Higher Level, to include at least two sciences. 32 points overall.
BTEC
- BTEC Level 3 National Extended Certificate can be considered in conjunction with two science A levels.
Two science A Levels to include one of Biology or Chemistry, plus another science from Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Maths or Psychology. General Studies and Critical Thinking are not accepted.
GCSE
- GCSE grade B/6 in Mathematics, and B/6 in Biology and Chemistry (or double award science) if not offered at a higher level.
International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma:
Overall score of 32 points, with minimum grades of 6, 6, 5 in higher level subjects, to include at least two sciences (from Biology, Chemistry, Psychology, Mathematics (either Analysis & Approaches or Applications & Interpretation) and Physics).
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Our BSc Biomedical Science course equips you with the skills for diverse career paths. Graduates are highly valued for their technical and transferable skills, opening doors to opportunities in academia, industry, research, and commercial organisations.
Our Biomedical Science graduates have an excellent record of employment. Many dive into laboratory work at universities, securing PhD and research positions, work in hospitals or become clinical scientists for leading biotechnology companies such as Abbott and Pfizer. Other degree-related careers also include work in NHS England, clinical trials, or in marketing and advertising roles. Through developing transferable skills, you can propel yourself into many other high-profile careers, such as teaching, accountancy, consultancy, as well as management positions in a variety of companies worldwide.
SYLLABUS
Year 1
- Discover: Practical, Academic and Research Skills
- Fundamental Molecular Cell Biology
- Integrated Molecular Cell Biology
- Physiology of Body Systems
- Threats and Defence
Year 2
- Cancer Biology and Treatment
- Challenge - Biomedical Skills in Practice
- Infection and Immunology
Year 3
- Experimental Design and Data Interpretation
- Global Challenge
- Personal and Academic Development
- Research Project
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