University of Greenwich
University of Greenwich

University of Greenwich

Old Royal Naval College, Park Row, London SE10 9LS, United Kingdom London, United Kingdom Visit web page

Biomedical Science

Study detals

: Bachelor's degree : BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science : Full time : 36 Month

Requirements

Country specific academic qualifications:

  • Achieving Certificate of Secondary General Education with a minimum grade of 8
  • UKVI IELTS minimum 5.5 with no less than 5.5 in each skill

Speciality

If you do not meet the requirements for your chosen programme you can choose to study 1 or 2 terms of English language preparation beforehand.

IY0(Science)

Additional information

Degree Overview
This diverse biomedical science degree focuses on many areas of medical and biosciences. This degree course is taught by experienced academics in areas including cell biology, cancer biology, microbiology and haematology. Modules will include practical-based modules, real-life clinical case studies and a research project. You'll have the chance to gain insight on the frontline from NHS guest lecturers and work experience opportunities at a range of companies and organisations. The student placements range from large multinational firms, government agencies and the NHS to smaller companies engaged in research, analytical services and manufacturing. This degree programme prepares you for roles in the public and private healthcare sectors. This might include the NHS, the National Blood Service, the Health Protection Agency, Medical Research Council and Health and Safety Executive, forensic laboratories and the pharmaceutical industry. Previous students have gone on to work for Eon, Dyson, ADEY, PS Analytical and E-liquids, GSK, and NHS hospitals.

Study Reasons

  • This degree is accredited by the Institute of Biomedical Science, a leading professional body in the field.
  • On this degree you'll focus on real-life clinical case studies to enhance your understanding
  • This course will prepare you for employment in both the public and private healthcare sectors, including in the National Health Service, National Blood Service, Health Protection Agency and Medical Research Council, veterinary service, the Health and Safety Executive, forensic laboratories and the pharmaceutical industry.