Full Time Applied Science (Medical Science) BTEC National Diploma

BTEC

In Windsor

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Description

  • Type

    BTEC

  • Location

    Windsor

  • Duration

    2 Years

The course consists of 18 units taken over a two-year period. Each unit is coursework assessed. The final qualification is equivalent to three A levels. There are 5 core units covering the essentials skills of laboratory work, and 13 specialist units in medical science. The following are just some of the unit titles, which help to indicate the areas of study. Physiology of Body Systems.

Important information

Government funding available

Facilities

Location

Start date

Windsor (Berkshire)
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St Leonards Road, SL4 3AZ

Start date

On request

About this course

Grades A*-C at GCSE in double science, maths and english. Alternatively, a merit grade for an Intermediate GNVQ or BTEC First Diploma in a related subject. Mature students will be considered on the merits of their work experience.

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Course programme


A Levels - Applied Science (Medical Science) BTEC National Diploma - F1209
Subject Area : Academic Studies
Centre : Windsor Campus
Interview Required : Yes
Start Date: 07/09/2009
Day/Time TBC, 0900-1700
Introduction
Medical scientists and technicians support the health care services in investigating and analysing samples and blood tests in the laboratory. The course provides the knowledge, understanding and skills for those who wish to enter this important service, which has been at the forefront of recent technological advances. Through this demanding but fascinating course of study, students develop an understanding of science that can be applied to a variety of science-based careers.

Description
The course consists of 18 units taken over a two-year period. Each unit is coursework assessed. The final qualification is equivalent to three A levels. There are 5 core units covering the essentials skills of laboratory work, and 13 specialist units in medical science. The following are just some of the unit titles, which help to indicate the areas of study. Physiology of Body Systems, Biomedical Science Techniques, Microbiological Techniques, Medical Instrumentation and Medical Physics Techniques.

Duration
2 years

Method of Study
The course will be mainly delivered through lectures, practicals and individual, group and project work in class. There will be visits organised to specialist working environments. Some lectures will be delivered by outside speakers with specialisms in the areas to be studied.

Progression
Students may use this qualification to seek employment in a laboratory, or go on to Higher Education and a degree programme in applied science subjects, particularly those linked to medical science.

Full Time Applied Science (Medical Science) BTEC National Diploma

Price on request