Biology courses Stirling

...Introduction: As a biology student you will study a wide variety of living organisms which inhabit the planet around us. This degree course begins by keeping the broadest possible perspective through the first two years. Then towards the end of your degree, whether your interests lie at the level... Learn about: Cell Biology...

...Introduction: The study of biological systems at the cellular, and subcellular, level is key to understanding how organisms develop, how they respond to their environment and how the diseased state differs from the healthy state. Recent advances in cell biology are enabling cell biologists... Learn about: Cell Biology...

...Introduction: Animal Biology is the integrated study of the enormous variety of animal life on Earth. It examines the evolutionary origins of the various animal groups and their ecology, behaviour and conservation. You can choose to focus mainly on whole animal biology and conservation... Learn about: Animal Biology...

...Introduction: Are you fascinated by the oceans and the rich diversity of organisms that inhabit their depths? Marine Biology involves studying these specialised plants and animals, and how they solve the unique problems imposed by the sea’s physical and chemical environment. This course is truly... Learn about: Marine Biology...

...have strong links with and some of whom are based at the University. With this course, you’ll receive excellent practical training and preparation for... Learn about: Environmental Conservation...

...academics’ laboratories and a number of elective modules. Throughout this degree, the emphasis will be on understanding and practicing modern biological...

... to develop you as a scientist and then we explore sport and exercise. You’ll study biological sciences such as cell biology, genetics and molecular biology alongside sport and exercise physiology, nutrition, and sport and exercise psychology. This gives you knowledge of the disciplines underpinning Sport... Learn about: Molecular Biology...