Leeds University Business School courses

...degree to your specialist interests. Research experience: As well as plenty of practical time in the lab, you’ll have the chance to carry out your own... Learn about: Cell Biology, Genetic engineering...

...You’ll also choose an optional module on a specialist topic from agriculture to pharmacology, which may help you choose your specialism for the next two years...

...through weekly laboratory classes and tutorials. You’ll have the opportunity to go on field courses to study biology in the environment. Alongside these modules...

...Alongside this you will work with field-leading experts on advanced topic modules such as ‘Ecology' and 'Conservation Science', developing your research techniques...

...Integrated Masters (MBiol) Years 1 and 2 are the same as for the BSc and provide a foundation in the subject. In Year 3 you study compulsory and optional modules... Learn about: Developmental Biology, Genetic engineering...

...understanding the organs of the body down to the molecular mechanisms within cells. This course gives you an ideal opportunity to train in a medically-orientated... Learn about: Communication Training, Medical training...

...of advanced topics in the final year of the BSc. Flexibility: Common core modules in the first year of many of our courses mean you’ll have the opportunity... Learn about: Medical training...

...a foundation in the subject. In Year 3 you’ll study compulsory and optional modules, a literature research project and a research preparation module that... Learn about: Anatomy and Physiology, Medical training...

...Research opportunities: You’ll receive extensive training opportunities in microbiological and molecular techniques – essential for careers in scientific research... Learn about: Cell Biology, Medical training...

...As well as plenty of practical time in the lab, you’ll have the chance to carry out your own independent research project in your third year...

...This will include the actions of drugs used to treat cardiovascular and brain disorders. You'll further develop your pharmacological experimental skills... Learn about: Medical training...

...You’ll study Masters-level topics, carry out an extended research project and have the chance to study savannah ecology and conservation in Kenya... Learn about: Animal Behaviour...

...so you get regular feedback from the academic staff helping you solve any problems that you might have with a particular topic. As you progress through...

...Thermodynamics 10 credits Structure and Spectroscopy 10 credits Organic Structure and Mechanism 10 credits Quantum Mechanics and Spectroscopy 10 credits...

...Since 1841, the RSC has been the leading learned society and professional body for chemical scientists. It is committed to ensuring that an enthusiastic...

...positive impact on the health and wellbeing of millions of people worldwide that motivates many of our students on this course. The course structure shares... Learn about: Medicinal Chemistry...

...innovative and thriving scientific community is in place to face future scientific challenges. During your first year you will explore the fundamental... Learn about: Medicinal Chemistry...

...Find out more about project work. Find out more about our Projects Engineering ethics You’ll study engineering ethics as part of your course... Learn about: Learning Teaching, Product Design...

...Without medicinal chemists, life as we know it would be impossible. Modern medicines give us pain relief, cure bacterial infections and fight viruses and cancer... Learn about: Medicinal Chemistry...

...You’ll also undertake the first year design and manufacture project. Since many mechanical engineers go on to positions where they have management responsibilities... Learn about: Aerospace Engineering, Fluid Dynamics, GCSE Mathematics...