Biomedical Science/Applied Biomedical Science BSc (Hons)
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Very positive with lots of support, very friendly campus and city very focused on making us employable and helping us to be fulfilled and happy would study here as a postgrad. We take advantage modules, we can also learn take leadership classes and make use of the enterpise center. Lecturers provide everything you need from lab coats to textbooks. The Student Union offers lots of different actives and support.
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I have greatly enjoyed my experiene at Coventry and I highly recommend it! My love for science has increased due to the passionate lecturers and seminars put in place for us. The Student Union and societies have given a pleasant welcoming and great social life. Overall, the university has helped myself grow as a person and i still believe there so much more waiting for me. What’s the best thing about your course and teachers? They're very enthusiastic towards what they are teaching and most are usually willing to help you when asked. Loved it.
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My overall experience in the University of Coventry has been excellent. Excellent student services as well as other facilities. Lectures are very helpful and makes the modules even more interesting. Workshops are also very useful and interesting which provides further understanding of any topic.University is providing great help to increase our employability. They are providing time to time help. Also they keep informing us about new placements and careers opportunities through emails. Overall university provides great efforts to help students to achieve aims as well as job. Coventry facilities are very excellent. They always take care about students needs. I had never faced any problems.
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Bachelor's degree
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Bachelor's degree
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Scarborough
This Biomedical Science course runs in 2016/17. This course has a September and a January intake. Biomedical Scientists play a vital role in the diagnosis and prevention of disease and the monitoring of treatment. Biomedical Science degrees are broad based science degrees which aim to integrate a wide range of subjects to promote understanding of the biology of disease.
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"Entry Requirements
5 GCSEs at grade A*-C including English Language, Mathematics and Science, or specified equivalents.
A-Levels: BCC to include Biology. Excludes General Studies
BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma: DMM in a Biological Science subject
Access: The Access Diploma to include 30 Level 3 credits at Merit, of which 15 must be..."
Reviews
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Very positive with lots of support, very friendly campus and city very focused on making us employable and helping us to be fulfilled and happy would study here as a postgrad. We take advantage modules, we can also learn take leadership classes and make use of the enterpise center. Lecturers provide everything you need from lab coats to textbooks. The Student Union offers lots of different actives and support.
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I have greatly enjoyed my experiene at Coventry and I highly recommend it! My love for science has increased due to the passionate lecturers and seminars put in place for us. The Student Union and societies have given a pleasant welcoming and great social life. Overall, the university has helped myself grow as a person and i still believe there so much more waiting for me. What’s the best thing about your course and teachers? They're very enthusiastic towards what they are teaching and most are usually willing to help you when asked. Loved it.
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My overall experience in the University of Coventry has been excellent. Excellent student services as well as other facilities. Lectures are very helpful and makes the modules even more interesting. Workshops are also very useful and interesting which provides further understanding of any topic.University is providing great help to increase our employability. They are providing time to time help. Also they keep informing us about new placements and careers opportunities through emails. Overall university provides great efforts to help students to achieve aims as well as job. Coventry facilities are very excellent. They always take care about students needs. I had never faced any problems.
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— Coventry University (@covcampus) February 9, 2015 OVERVIEWThis Biomedical Science course runs in 2016/17.
This course has a September and a January intake.
Biomedical Scientists play a vital role in the diagnosis and prevention of disease and the monitoring of treatment. Biomedical Science degrees are broad based science degrees which aim to integrate a wide range of subjects to promote understanding of the biology of disease.
WHY CHOOSE THIS COURSE?
Upon successful completion, you should have gained the appropriate knowledge and advanced laboratory skills to apply for careers in the biomedical science field, including those relating to the diagnosis and management of human disease, and laboratory careers in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries.
If you choose this course you will benefit from:
- Accredited by the Institute of Biomedical Science (IBMS);
- Applied Biomedical Science is approved by the Health & Care Professions Council (HCPC);
- the opportunity to apply for entry into National Health Service (NHS) careers;
- help applying for placements in laboratory settings and in other fields such as teaching;
- academic staff who have hospital laboratory experience and are active in research and bring this into their teaching;
- hands-on experience of a wide range of techniques in modern, well-equipped laboratories which give you the expertise and skills required to compete in the graduate job market;
- a focus on student-centred teaching in which you can take part in mini-projects where you devise and carry out your own laboratory experiments. This will help you to demonstrate to future employers that you can work independently and solve problems;
- guest lecturers who are currently employed as biomedical scientists in hospital laboratories to teach areas such as haematology, virology and clinical biochemistry.
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Institute of Biomedical Science
Accreditations and approvals shall be renewed in accordance with the relevant body's standard review process and subject to the University maintaning the same high standards of course delivery.
WHAT WILL I LEARN?You will cover the key foundations of biomedical science including: diagnosis and pathology of disease, molecular biology, genetics, cell biology and microbiology.
Laboratory work is a substantial component of the course, enabling you to learn a wide range of techniques in modern, well-equipped laboratories and help them develop the key experimental, data handling and reporting skills required in biological careers. Considerable focus is also placed on graduate-level skills which are essential when you apply for jobs.
HOW WILL THIS COURSE BE TAUGHT?Your course will be based on lectures, with associated laboratory practical classes and workshop activities.
All students are initially admitted to the IBMS accredited Biomedical Science degree. However, students who are successfully selected for a one year placement in a hospital laboratory, between year two and three, can transfer to the HCPC approved Applied Biomedical Science degree.
HOW WILL I BE ASSESSED?An estimated percentage breakdown of how your final grade is assessed is as follows: formal examinations 25%; coursework, tests, essays 45%; practical or project work 20%; group work etc.5%; presentations, posters etc.5%.
A compulsory Add+vantage module must also be completed: please see the page on the Add+vantage scheme for more details.
TEACHING CONTACT HOURSIn a typical week you will have up to 18 contact hours of teaching and this will break down as:
Personal tutorial/small group teaching: 6 hours of workshops/online tutorials (or later, individual project supervision) each week. You can also arrange to see staff in their ‘drop in’ sessions for any additional help you may need.
Medium group teaching: 6 hours of practical classes or skills workshops each week
Large group teaching: 6 hours of lectures each week
Personal study: 18 hours each week studying and revising in your own time including some guided study using handouts, online activities, etc.
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