Other Science courses

...Young people aged 16-18 wanting to progress onto higher level study in health, medical and forensic sciences, or optics. What do I need to get on the course?... Learn about: Applied Mathematical, Health Ed, Biological Chemistry...

...and a general introduction to the development and clinical use of biomaterials . 20 credits - Introduction to Biomaterials 20 credits - Introduction... Learn about: Medical training...

...Molecular Biology From Molecules to Cells Introduction to Laboratory Science Data Handling Skills 1 Data Handling Skills 2 Science Ethics and Society...

...(physics and chemistry). Learners will need a minimum Level 1 in English and an Entry 3 knowledge of maths. 4. Equipment required No equipment required... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...Studying Forensic Science will enable you to: understand crime scene science use case studies to highlight the range of approaches required in forensic... Learn about: Forensic analysis, Forensic Biology, Forensic science...

...You may need to purchase a textbook (you will be advised as to which one at the start of the course) and also have a suitable scientific calculator...

...(Core,20 Credits) Forensic Science Masters Research Project (Core,60 Credits) Academic Language Skills Applied Sciences PG (Optional,0 Credits)... Learn about: Full Time...

...and want to work in the Healthcare professions such as Midwifery, Nursing or Paramedics (but excluding Medicine and Veterinary), this course will be...

...top 10 for overall student satisfaction in the National Student Survey. Programme structure The modules we outline here provide examples of what you...

...2:i undergraduate degree (or equivalent) in a related subject Core Modules: Economic Analysis: Microeconomics (22 CATS) Quantitative Methods...

...to work as a full time employee of the organisation with the same training and opportunities as other employees whilst still receiving both academic... Learn about: Molecules of Life, Aquatic Ecology, Biomedical Science...

...It is ideal for those with a broad interest in human life processes and disease as teaching places an emphasis on the molecules and mechanisms fundamental... Learn about: Tissue Structure, Biomedical Science, Cell Structure...

...evolved to its current state; and how environmental conditions may change in the future. Throughout your degree, you will be taught by internationally-renowned academics... Learn about: Environmental Science, Weather & Climate...

...conditions may change in the future. You will spend the second year of your degree studying at another world-class university in North America... Learn about: Environmental Science...

...This course allows you to explore how to make better use of research and innovation to improve ways in which healthcare is organised and delivered for patient benefit... Learn about: Quality improvement and measurement, Science concepts, Quality Improvement...

...to critically evaluate relevant literature, to develop problem solving skills, to analyse research data, to communicate the results of research... Learn about: Organ donation, Ochronotic arthropathy, Medical training...

...This apprenticeship is suitable for those who are currently working within this sector or are looking to gain employment within this sector as a Chemical... Learn about: Workplace activities, Chemical Science, Science education...

...Sciences has been designed to offer a range of pathways for you to research your chosen subject interests within Social and Applied Sciences... Learn about: Part Time...

...You will collaborate with other growers and scientists to learn about soil sensors and make sense of the data to improve your growing practice... Learn about: Citizen science, Climate monitoring, Remote Sensing...

...Dundee is the top university in the UK for Biological Sciences according to the Research Excellence Framework (REF 2014), the national system for assessing... Learn about: Biological discoveries, Physics and chemistry, Biological Sciences...