Biochemistry courses West Midlands

...Physical Chemistry, Quantitative Skills for Biology, Organic Chemistry, Tutorials and Laboratories. Year 2 –Molecular Cell Biology, Tools for Biochemical Discovery... Learn about: Infectious Disease, Cells & Organisms, Organic Chemistry...

...First year modules Fundamentals of Biochemistry - Fundamental biochemical processes taking place inside cells Cell Biology and Physiology - Tissues... Learn about: Biomedical research, Communication Training...

...and to think critically about the current and future global challenges faced by modern day scientists. These attributes will be developed within independent subject modules... Learn about: Clinical Biochemistry, Cellular Science, Biomedical Sciences...

...Completion of the course will enable you to: Progress to a Level 3 Science course Access a range of higher education courses and career options for which... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Cell Biology...

...Examples of our graduates’ job roles include: Seed Pathology Technician, Research & Development Scientist, Management Development Associate... Learn about: Organic Chemistry, Biochemical Discovery, Physical Chemistry...

...Inorganic and organic chemistry, including practical training. Genetics I - Storage of genetic information, gene expression and regulation, mitosis and meiosis...

...the following CORE modules (totalling 60 credits): Physical Sciences 2 Subject Studies The Inclusive Teacher Professional Practice In order to complete...

...including passing the practical elements of both A Levels. A Level applicants who select this course as their Firm UCAS choice may be eligible for our lowered offer scheme...

...During the third term and summer terms you will conduct two eleven-week research projects in two different disciplines. Teaching is through lectures... Learn about: Computer Science...

...Inorganic and organic chemistry, including practical training. Genetics I - Storage of genetic information, gene expression and regulation, mitosis and meiosis...

...Sandwich Year In order to complete this course a student must successfully complete at least 60 credits from the following indicative list of OPTIONAL modules... Learn about: Food safety, Quality Training...

...Biology Introduction to Biosciences Introduction to Molecular Genetics The Physicochemical Nature of Drugs Biomedical Basis of Disease Principles of... Learn about: Quality Training, Cell Biology...

...and underpins many aspects of biological and clinical sciences, environmental sciences, pharmaceutical sciences, materials science and synthetic chemistry... Learn about: Data analysis...

...opportunity to explore the content of other courses offered by this University as part of the Modules Outside the Main Discipline (MOMD) programme... Learn about: Medical training...

...and Drug Development Blood Science Infectious Disease In order to complete this course a student must successfully complete at least 20 credits from... Learn about: Blood Science, Infectious Disease...

...Biology Introduction to Biosciences Introduction to Molecular Genetics The Physicochemical Nature of Drugs Biomedical Basis of Disease Principles of... Learn about: Quality Training, Biomolecular Analysis, Clinical Biochemistry...

...Term 2 (January - March) - You attend the remaining modules, register for examinations, declare a dissertation topic and a supervisor, and start background work on the topic... Learn about: Project Dissertation, GCSE Mathematics...

...opportunity to explore the content of other courses offered by this University as part of the Modules Outside the Main Discipline (MOMD) programme... Learn about: Medical training...

...Each student registered for a two year Mathematics MSc produces a plan of study by the end of week 3 of the Autumn Term in consultation with their supervisor... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Project Dissertation...

...the Main Discipline’ will allow you to explore content from other, non-Biosciences courses offered by the University. First year modules Fundamentals of Biochemistry...