Biomedical Sciences is a really intense course and if you aren't having down time away from studying then you are going to burn out.
It's much more useful to do 2 hours of productive study than 4 hours of half baked work.
If you aren't looking after yourself then your work will suffer for it..
Biomedical science is an increasingly popular subject.
During a critical time for the study of human health and disease, it gives students a foundation in a broad variety of subject areas, from biochemistry to virology..
York's PhD in Biomedical Science aims to bring students from all over the world to our first-class research facilities.
Over a three or four-year period you will develop and execute a significant body of research in your chosen field that will contribute to the development of new knowledge..
Biomedical science focuses on how cells, organs and systems function in the human body; an exciting and dynamic area that is highly relevant to the understanding and treatment of human diseases.
Oxford is a highly respected and internationally recognised centre for biomedical research..
Biomedical science is an increasingly popular subject.
During a critical time for the study of human health and disease, it gives students a foundation in a broad variety of subject areas, from biochemistry to virology..
Biomedicine is a cross-disciplinary subject that not only combines Biology, Chemistry, and Medicine, but also incorporates aspects of many other subjects..
Biomedical Sciences - BSc (Hons)
This must include A-Level Biology.
A second science subject at A-Level of Chemistry, Maths, Further Maths, Physics or Psychology is also required.
International Baccalaureate Diploma with a minimum of 35 points overall, including 6,6,5 from three Higher Level subjects..
Biomedical Sciences is the study of life from a medical perspective.
You'll learn about the body, disease, healing processes, genetics, physiology – the knowledge of how the body works and responds to stimuli..
Biomedical science is at the heart of medical breakthroughs in healthcare.
This involves anything from creating artificial muscles from cells to treat diseases and illnesses, to looking at the brain to understand stress and anxiety..
