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From the intricacies of human physiology to the complex mechanisms of disease progression, our dual accredited Biomedical Science degree combines expertise across multiple disciplines of biology to solve real-life problems for patients and society at large. With access to state-of-the-art laboratories, opportunities for industry experience, and dedicated employability modules, you'll graduate with the professional, practical and employability skills to pursue careers in healthcare, research, pharmaceuticals, and academia. Course overview: Biomedical Science is a multi-and inter-disciplinary subject exploring the human body and the disorders that can affect it. This dynamic area of study examines the intricate workings of the human body, delving into various scientific fields such as the mechanisms of human physiology, the world of microorganisms, the body's immune responses, the complexities of molecular interactions, and the underlying processes of disease development. At the start of your degree you will look at normal physiological function including whole systems and organs right down to a cellular, molecular and genetic level. These insights can translate into tangible improvements in healthcare, such as creating more precise diagnostic tools, designing sophisticated monitoring technologies, innovating targeted treatment approaches, and exploring novel therapeutic strategies that have the potential to transform medical practice. The programme will also provide deep insights into the pivotal role of Biomedical Scientists within clinical and diagnostic laboratory settings. A comprehensive laboratory programmes runs throughout the course utilising our state-of-the-art David Attenborough Laboratories, where you will develop key skills in diverse biomedical and molecular biology techniques. You will apply theoretical knowledge from across the programme and develop skills in experimental study design and optimisation through experiential, enquiry-based learning, culminating in your final year research project. Throughout the degree, you'll gain essential professional skills that extend far beyond scientific knowledge. You'll learn to critically analyse scientific literature, master advanced data analysis and interpretation techniques, become proficient in computational and bioinformatics tools, develop versatile communication skills across multiple formats, and enhance your ability to collaborate effectively in team-based scientific environments. To enhance your employability you can undertake a work placement, study abroad for a semester or an international year of study. A range of final year optional modules in areas of cutting-edge biomedical research gives you greater flexibility to tailor the structure and content of your programme to your own interests and career goals. Accreditation and Professional Recognition: This programme offers dual accredition by the Royal Society of Biology (RSB) and the Institute of Biomedical Science (IBMS). RSB accreditation meets in part the academic and experience requirement for the Membership and Chartered Biologist (CBiol). IBMS accreditation means that our programme is recognised by the NHS and meets the HCPC Standards of Education and Training. Graduates from accredited degree programmes are equipped with well-rounded knowledge and skill sets, making them highly employable both within and beyond their chosen field. Your future career: Typical post-graduate destinations include entry to professions such as medicine, practitioner biomedical scientist, academia, research, the private sector, or roles that include outreach, teaching, and science communication. Key transferable skills you will acquire include: Time management, organisation, and reflective practice, Data management and analysis, Communication, Research, Problem-solving and creative thinking, Teamwork.