A Level Biology and Biotechnology

...Genes and inheritance Biodiversity, conservation, evolution Ecology and ecosystems Infection and immunity Muscles and nerves. How is this course assessed?...

...Core and Option C (Human health and fitness) Unit 5 Biology Biology (Human) Unit 6 T2 and Paper 03 W2 and Paper 03 Transferred T2 mark and Paper 03... Learn about: Scientific unit, Animal Biology, Food Science...

...nucleotides and nucleic acids; enzymes; biological membrane; cell division; cell diversity and cellular organisation Module 3 – Exchange and transport... Learn about: Scientific investigation unit, Biology Science...

...The course is divided into the following modules: AS Level Unit 1 – BIOL1 – Biology and Disease Topics 1.1 – Disease may be caused by infectious pathogens...

...complete arrangement of the three thousand million bases that make up human DNA. In Kenya 350 people die every day from AIDS and in South East Asia...

...opportunity for you to increase your depth and breadth of knowledge in many areas, such as cell biology, human health and disease, physiology...

...skills and achieve your professional goals. During the program you will study different subjects which are deemed to be useful for those who want to enhance...

...skills in scientific investigation enabling hands on opportunities which will enable support deep understanding and retention of core concepts...

...and how organisms operate in their environment. There is a strong focus on applications of biology in medicine, such as the study of infectious diseases...

...Entry Requirements Applicants will be required to have 5 GCSE subjects at least grade C or above, including B grades in additional science/Biology...

...In the second unit you will learn how organisms are able to control the activities of cells through the study of the nervous and hormonal systems and gene expression...

...of year one and A level exams at the end of year 2. AS involves 2 exams with questions drawn from topics 1-4 below as well as practical skills A2 Involves...

...about the science of living things and the scientific method of working and investigating. You will learn of the importance of new technology in biology...

...8B101/9B101 Duration: 1 / 2 years SNAB is a course with its own distinctive philosophy that uses a context led approach with topics based on contemporary issues... Learn about: Advanced Biology...

...One year, full time or part time, daytime course. A2 - Two year, full time or part time, daytime course. Entry Requirements Cost Year 1 AS Biology Text...

...plants and animals and provided with ample opportunity to undertake hands-on experiments and computer based exercises which not only underpin theory...

...dentistry and veterinary science. Other degree courses that are available to biology students include pharmacy, biomedical sciences, radiography...

...in Applied Human Biology. Further details will appear here in mid November 2009. Please see BTEC National Certificate in Applied Science... Learn about: Biology Science...

...lipids and proteins, enzyme action, passive and active transport, structure and properties of cell membranes, structure and role of DNA and...

...to the rest of life. Ethical debates centre around amimal experimentation, cloning, genetically modified crops, embryo and fertility research and the human... Learn about: Human Biology...