Genetics courses Lancashire

... advances and expertise using relevant technology. Appealing to those with a passion for the subject, the programme embraces molecular, cellular and population genetics, alongside the evolutionary implications of these areas. In addition, you will hone your biological research skills and undertake extensive... Learn about: Invertebrate Ecology, Marine Biology, Human Body Systems...

... to study Biochemistry with a focus on the genetic blueprint of life - DNA. This is an exciting and rapidly expanding field, which has been at the forefront of many of the advances in biology and medicine. In the first year of the BSc Biochemistry with Genetics, you’ll study a range of modules designed... Learn about: Cell Biology, Cell Structure, Tissue Structure...

...evolutionary history and present-day environments. You will examine the ways that behaviour changes over the lifetime of organisms and the environmental... Learn about: Animal Behaviour...

...Trains students in a wide range of skills including technical documentation, project management, library use, data analysis and retrieval, and writing and research skills...

...(20 credits) SCI2330 Field Botany (20 credits) SCI2331 Life on the Edge (20 credits) SCI2333 Biogeography (20 credits) SCI2336 Biology of Disease... Learn about: Human Ecology, Biochemical Nature, Biological Phenomena...

... you with a broad overview of Biology and Chemistry, with modules such as Genetics, Protein Biochemistry, and Human Physiology. In your second year, you’ll study a range of biochemical and molecular biology subjects including several modules designed to develop the key laboratory skills required... Learn about: Cell Structure, Cell Biology, Tissue Structure...

...Psychology units currently cover areas including applied cognitive psychology, community psychology, conceptual and historical issues in psychology...

...given you a depth of knowledge that will significantly improve your employability. You’ll study forensic investigation, forensic biology, forensic chemistry and forensic anthropology... Learn about: Molecular Biology...

...(20 credits) SCI2324 Nutrition (20 credits) SCI2327 Marine Biology (20 credits) SCI2328 Biological Placement (20 credits) SCI2330 Field Botany... Learn about: Marine Biology, Human Body Systems...

...In addition to developing your subject knowledge, a degree at Lancaster will equip you with a range of computing, intellectual, practical, numerical and interpersonal skills... Learn about: Molecules of Life, Evolutionary Biology, Life Sciences...

...In your final year you will select areas of study from an extensive range which includes cognition and behaviour, environmental microbiology... Learn about: Molecular Biology, Plant Science...

...interest in Biochemistry and the opportunity to carry out an extended laboratory-based project. You will gain practical skills such as laboratory competence... Learn about: Medical training, Cell Biology, Coordination chemistry...

...(20 credits) SCI2319 Laboratory Masterclass (20 credits) SCI2328 Biological Placement (20 credits) SCI2330 Field Botany (20 credits) SCI2331 Life on the... Learn about: Invertebrate Ecology, Human Body Systems, Marine Biology...

...90% of Lancaster’s BSc Biochemistry graduates are in work or further study six months after graduating, 60% of those in employment are in professional... Learn about: Coordination chemistry, Organic Structure, Cell Structure...

...you can look forward to a promising career in areas such as academic, industrial and medical research, pharmaceuticals, the food industry and forensic science... Learn about: Molecules of Life, ATOMS AND MOLECULES, Coordination chemistry...

...Our programmes maintain an excellent record for graduate prospects. A degree in biology opens up a wealth of opportunities in careers ranging from Environmental Microbiologist... Learn about: Impact of Microbes, Aquatic Ecology, Cell Structure...

...Pharmaceutical Scientist, Food Technologist, Material Technologist, in addition to careers in research. In addition to developing your subject knowledge... Learn about: Evolutionary Biology, Molecules of Life...

...along with a variety of Masters-level modules. This experience will stand you in particularly good stead should you want to apply for subsequent research-based careers... Learn about: Cell Structure, Data analysis, Aquatic Ecology...

...activities in the laboratory or in PC labs. After studying Biochemistry at Lancaster University, you can look forward to a promising career in areas such as academic... Learn about: Cell Biology, Medical training, GeneticsDNA Technology...

...pharmaceuticals and forensic science. 100% of Lancaster’s MSci Biomedicine graduates are in work or further study six months after graduating... Learn about: Cell Structure, Medical training, Tissue Structure...