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... students have either completed or are studying for various degrees in British Universities, e.g. in Astro Physics, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Pharmacy...

.... Learning and teaching Scheduled learning: 28% Independent study: 72% Assessment Written: 52% Practical: 18% Coursework: 30% Year 3 Includes core courses in Process Technology and Microbial Biotechnology, with scope to study aspects of Human Health and Microbial Sciences. Learning and teaching Scheduled... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Skills and Training, IT Management...

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..., Biomedical Science, Pharmacology or Biochemistry. You may be able to take an additional AS in Chemistry or Maths and this would widen your choice of degree...

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.... The University of Reading’s award-winning campus is home to over 1,000 different animal species and is extremely useful for learning fieldwork skills. It also features the Cole Museum of Zoology and a herbarium, which house vast collections and offer volunteering opportunities. Additionally, you... Learn about: Cell Biology...

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