Biology and Mathematics BSc
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Bachelor's degree
In Leeds
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Leeds
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Duration
3 Years
Our biology and mathematics course is truly interdisciplinary. Advances in biological science have stimulated the development of new mathematics, leading to new ways of understanding our place in the universe. On this course, you’ll study topics at the cutting edge of biological discovery whilst exploring major branches of mathematics. Students on this course come to appreciate the coherence and logical structure of mathematics and its applicability in biological sciences.
This course allows you to study biology modules that reflect the complexity of the subject area, encompassing everything from molecules to populations of organisms. In mathematics, you’ll study key topics – from calculus and algebra, to probability and statistics. Your time will be divided roughly equally between modules from biology and mathematics. Your biology modules are taught by the Faculty of Biological Sciences, one of the leading life sciences faculties in the UK.
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About this course
Career destinations in both biology and mathematics are wide-ranging. Leeds graduates are extremely well placed for employment after their degree, with the University being the 5th most targeted in the UK by graduate recruiters, according to High Fliers’ The Graduate Market in 2017 report.
The numerical, analytical and problem solving skills you will develop, as well as your specialist subject knowledge and your ability to think logically, are highly valued across sectors, including the pharmaceutical industry, conservation, environmental consultancy, healthcare, education, computing and finance.
A-level: AAB including Biology and grade A in Mathematics
Where an A-Level Science subject is taken, we require a pass in the practical science element, alongside the achievement of the A-Level at the stated grade.
Excludes A-Level General Studies or Critical Thinking.
Certain options can receive Royal Statistical Society accreditation and others can receive exemptions from the Institute of Actuaries.
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Food and living in general were cheap because there was a huge variety of shops and supermarkets. if you are Erasmus students you don't have university fees.
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University is up-to-date with teaching techniques. It's a great opportunity to learn English and have a look all the services,facilities,cultural and social improvements that were lacking in my home country.
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Subjects
- Immunology
- Statistics
- Biology
- Ecology
- Mathematics
- Fluid Dynamics
- Systems
- Project
- Algebra
- Calculus
- Genetics
- Developmental Biology
- Computational
- GCSE Mathematics
- Probability
Course programme
In your first year, your studies in biology may include cell biology, genetics, biodiversity, applied biology or agriculture. In mathematics, you’ll be given a firm grounding in core topics such as calculus and mathematical analysis, differential equations and linear algebra. In addition, you can study one additional topic from human biology, practical biology, immunology or computational mathematics, or alternatively take an elective module.
In year 2, your mathematics modules will include vectors, statistics, and linear and nonlinear differential equations. In biology, you’ll study the biology of plant life, evolution of organisms, and genetics. Optional module topics at this stage include bioinformatics, environmental statistics, fluid dynamics, animal behaviour, and human population.
In year 3, you’ll undertake a research project in biology or mathematics. You’ll also study mathematical biology and take a combination of optional modules from a range of pure and applied mathematics topics and a variety of biological modules, on subjects including zoology, evolution, and food security.
Modules
Year 1
Compulsory modules
- Tutorials (Joint Honours)
- Introduction to Cell Biology: from Molecules to Cells and Tissues
- Living Planet
- Introduction to Genetics
- Calculus and Mathematical Analysis
- Numbers and Vectors
- Introductory Linear Algebra
- Modelling with Differential Equations
- Probability and Statistics I
- Probability and Statistics II
Optional modules
- Applied Biology and Agriculture
- Practical Genetics
- Exploring Whole Organism Biology in the Lab and Field
- Introduction to Pharmacology
- Introduction to Microbiology
- Introduction to Immunology
Year 2
Compulsory modules
- Vector Calculus
- Linear Differential Equations and Transforms
- Nonlinear Differential Equations
Optional modules
- Parasitology
- Population and Community Ecology
- How Plants Work
- Human Populations
- Experimental Design and Analysis
- Introduction to Bioinformatics
- Animal Behaviour
- Organismal Evolution
- Animal Developmental Biology
- Animal Physiology: from Ants to Whales
- Human Genetics
- Terrestrial Ecology and Behaviour Field Course
- Fluid Dynamics 1
- Statistical Methods
- Statistical Modelling
- Environmental Statistics
- Introduction to Markov Processes
- Survival Analysis
- Mathematics into Schools
- Maths at Work
- Computational Mathematics
- Medical Immunology
Year 3
Compulsory modules
- Mathematical Biology
Optional modules
- Research Project
- Applied Genetics
- Social Insect Biology
- Advanced Topics in Ecology
- Advanced Topics in Behaviour: from sex to death
- Advanced Topics in Human Genetics
- Plant Growth, Resources and Food Security
- Epigenetics
- Advanced Topics in Evolution
- Evolution and Population Genetics
- Advanced Topics in Conservation Science
- Animal Developmental Biology
- Plant Developmental Biology
- Comparative Genomics
- Level 3 Field Course (South Africa)
- Biology Integrated Research Projects
- Mathematics Education
- Introduction to Clinical Trials
- Real Analysis
- Mathematical Logic 1
- Geometry of Curves and Surfaces
- Discrete Mathematics
- Discrete Mathematics with Computation
- Special Relativity
- Numerical Analysis
- Numerical Analysis with Computation
- Fluid Dynamics 1
- Calculus of Variations
- Statistical Methods
- Statistical Modelling
- Environmental Statistics
- Introduction to Markov Processes
- Survival Analysis
- Computational Mathematics
- Project in Mathematics
- History of Mathematics
- Differential Geometry
- Combinatorics
- Hamiltonian Systems
- Mathematical Methods
- Linear and Non-Linear Waves
- Hydrodynamic Stability
- Quantum Mechanics
- Dynamical Systems
- Nonlinear Dynamics
- Analytic Solutions of Partial Differential Equations
- Introduction to Entropy in the Physical World
- Geophysical Fluid Dynamics
- Astrophysical Fluid Dynamics
- Discrete Systems and Integrability
- Cosmology
- Fluid Dynamics 2
- Linear Regression and Robustness
- Statistical Theory
- Stochastic Financial Modelling
- Multivariate Analysis
- Time Series
- Bayesian Statistics
- Generalised Linear Models
- Introduction to Statistics and DNA
Biology and Mathematics BSc