Medical Sciences BTEC National Diploma
BTEC
In London
Description
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Type
BTEC
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Location
London
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Duration
2 Years
This course is ideal for anyone wanting to progress onto medically related degree courses such as biomedical sciences, genetics, radiography and possibly medicine. Assessment is through coursework and laboratory practicals rather than end of year examinations. You cover plenty of biological and medical sciences as well as specialist subjects such as clinical investigations, human physiology and genetic engineering. There will be visits to laboratories and specialist medical facilities.
Important information
Government funding available
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About this course
You need at least four GCSEs at grade A-C including Science, English and Mathematics or relevant work experience. Alternatively, you may have a GNVQ Intermediate with merit or distinction and key/basic skills in communications or application of number at level 2 or BTEC First Diploma in Science.
You must have very good communication skills.
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Course programme
Medical Sciences BTEC National Diploma
Quick Facts
Course Code
AS2239A09
Start
15/09/2008
Course Level
Level 3
Days/Time
DAY
Course Length
2 years
Where is the course? Centre for Applied Sciences (The Angel, 311-321 Goswell Road, London ECIV 7DD)
What is this course about? This course is ideal for anyone wanting to progress onto medically related degree courses such as biomedical sciences, genetics, radiography and possibly medicine. Assessment is through coursework and laboratory practicals rather than end of year examinations. You cover plenty of biological and medical sciences as well as specialist subjects such as clinical investigations, human physiology and genetic engineering. There will be visits to laboratories and specialist medical facilities.
Who is this course for? Young people aged 16-18 wanting a qualification in science.
What do I need to get on the course? You need at least four GCSEs at grade A-C including Science, English and Mathematics or relevant work experience. Alternatively, you may have a GNVQ Intermediate with merit or distinction and key/basic skills in communications or application of number at level 2 or BTEC First Diploma in Science.
You must have very good communication skills.
What will I study? You cover plenty of biological and medical sciences as well as specialist subjects such as clinical investigations, human physiology and genetic engineering. There will be visits to laboratories and specialist medical facilities.
Assessment is through coursework and laboratory practicals rather than end of year examinations.
· Specialist units
· Mathematics and Statistics for Science Technicians
· Scientific Practical Techniques
· Biochemical Techniques
· Microbiological Techniques
· Chemistry for Biological Technicians
· Electric Circuits and their Industrial Applications and Genetic Engineering
· Practical Chemical Analysis
· Medical Physics Techniques
· Biomedical ScienceTechniques
· Physiological Measurements
· Medical Instrumentation
What qualification will I get? BTEC National Diploma in Medical Sciences
What can I do after the course? This course is ideal for anyone wanting to progress onto medically related degree courses such as biomedical sciences, genetics, radiography and possibly medicine.
How do I get on the course? Course Full
How much does the course cost? Home students aged 16-18 do not pay the course fee.
Home Students:
£ 1293
International students:
£ 5400
Medical Sciences BTEC National Diploma