Biomedical science modules

What are the modules for biomedical science first year?

Course outline and modules

What are the modules for biomedical science first year?

Year 3 consists of specialist modules covering the theoretical and practical aspects of the major branches of biomedical science.
These include clinical chemistry and haematology, clinical immunology and medical microbiology..

What are the modules for biomedical science year 3?

Year 2 overview
You'll take modules in cell biology, genetics and immunology.
You'll also start to develop your interests in specific areas through a choice of optional modules.
These include: pharmacology..

What are the modules for biomedical science year 3?

Year 3 consists of specialist modules covering the theoretical and practical aspects of the major branches of biomedical science.
These include clinical chemistry and haematology, clinical immunology and medical microbiology..

What modules are in biomedical science?

Compulsory modules

What modules are in biomedical science?

The Core courses of the first two semesters are introductory courses in organic chemistry relevant to biology, biology of the cell, the basic building units of an organism, human physiology a glimpse at the orchestrated functioning of organ systems and the basic principles of genetics as seen in nature..

What top up modules for biomedical science?

A-level.
We require grades AAA-AAB, including two of Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics (the Core Sciences )..

What top up modules for biomedical science?

Year 3 consists of specialist modules covering the theoretical and practical aspects of the major branches of biomedical science.
These include clinical chemistry and haematology, clinical immunology and medical microbiology..

What topics does biomedical science cover?

Course description
Our BSc Biomedical Sciences course will give you a grounding in a range of medically related disciplines, including physiology, pharmacology, neuroscience, cell biology, microbiology, anatomy and histology, genetics, biochemistry and immunology..