Science Courses Lancashire

...What qualifications do I need to study on the course? Five grade C's or above at GCSE including CC in Higher level Additional Science and B in Maths GCSE's...

...and how these are disrupted by disease. The degree provides you with support to secure a paid placement for twelve months working in the type of organisation... Learn about: Medical training, Biomedical Science, Cell Biology...

...What will I study? You will have four lessons, each 55 minutes, per week of Maths which will give you the chance to re-visit the Maths topics you covered in High School...

...Examples of what you can study range from atoms and molecules to biodiversity; from biotechnology to global health and disease; and from spectroscopy to zoology... Learn about: Evolutionary Biology, Life Sciences, Molecules of Life...

...for Forensic Scientists Introduction to Osteology and Anthropology Biology for Forensic Scientists Chemistry for Forensic Scientists Optional modules Introduction...

...To gain a PGCert you need to complete four modules. The programme starts with an introductory module every February, which covers a broad range of issues related to food security... Learn about: Soil Science, Crop Protection, Crop Production...

...and interpretation of genetic data, and on the evolutionary and population genetics that influence the frequencies of these markers. Laboratory Management and Quality Assurance...

...PGDip or an MSc in Data Science. Assessment We offer an excellent range of learning environments, which include traditional lectures, laboratories... Learn about: Statistical Modelling, Analytical skills, Data Mining...

...Course at a Glance Year 1 Compulsory modules Crime Scene Science Skills for Forensic Scientists Introduction to Osteology and Anthropology Biology... Learn about: Molecular Biology...

...The Graduate School provides an extensive programme of research training for postgraduate researchers in science and technology. Our training sessions...

...(20 credits) Laboratory Management and Quality Assurance (20 credits) Separation Science and Mass Spectrometry (20 credits) Molecular Spectroscopy...

...Examples of what you can study range from atoms and molecules to biodiversity; from biotechnology to global health and disease; and from spectroscopy to zoology... Learn about: Molecules of Life, Evolutionary Biology...

...Earth & Climate 1 Great Astronomers in History Energy, Matter & the Universe - (compulsory) IT for Astronomy Investigations in Astronomy Notes...

...enhance your job prospects, or give you the experience to decide whether a research career might be for you. Our Biomedicine courses offer more flexibility... Learn about: Tissue Structure, Medical training, Cell Biology...

...Course at a Glance Year 1 Compulsory modules Introduction to Physics Introduction to Laboratory Physics (including the “Physics Challenge”) Introduction... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...cell biology, genetics and physiology - which are at the heart of modern medical and health research. These subjects are taught with a particular emphasis... Learn about: Cell Structure, Tissue Structure, Biomedical Science...

...of Organic Compounds Elective Introduction to Chemistry and/or a free choice elective Year 2 Compulsory modules Laboratory Studies of Chemical Concepts Physical Chemistry... Learn about: Green Chemistry...

...Biological Sciences Chemistry Computing Engineering Environmental and Earth Sciences Geography Mathematics Medical School Physics Psychology Additionally... Learn about: Reaction Kinetics, ATOMS AND MOLECULES, GCSE Physics...

...Applications in Synthesis (20 credits) Project (80 credits)... Learn about: Organic Chemistry...

...but those who also have an entrepreneurial mind-set. The world is continually changing and every business, small or large, needs people with entrepreneurial skills and behaviours... Learn about: Data analysis, Tissue Structure, Life Sciences...