Genetics Undergraduate Degrees

... Human Anatomy and Physiology Chemistry and Molecular Genetics Year 2 Human Metabolism and Genetics Medical Microbiology and Immunology Skills and Cellular... Learn about: Biomedical Science, Medical training...

... physiological systems, behaviour and genetics. You'll also cover specialised topics such as neurobiology and neuropharmacology. Optional modules include health-related topics such as public health and toxicology. The Professional Practice and Placement module will give you the skills to become a scientific... Learn about: Public Health, Human Biology...

...) Introduction to Food Science & Technology (15 credits) Genetics & Molecular Biology (15 credits) Physiology for Nutrition Students (30 credits) Social... Learn about: Medical training...

...This HND level course introduces you the study of a variety of Biomedical Science disciplines including microbiology, cellular pathology, immunology, haematology and genetics that will help you understand the essential role of the Biomedical Scientist and begin to build a link between diagnosis... Learn about: Life Science, Biomedical Science...

... such as population ecology, evolutionary processes, behavioural ecology, conservation genetics and habitat management, and prime yourself for a career in ecology, conservation or environmental monitoring...

...About BSc Biomedical Sciences In the first year you will study subjects across the breadth of the biology related to human health and disease. This will provide a sound, broad background in biochemistry, cell and cancer biology, genetics, immunology, microbiology, neuroscience, pharmacology...

... physiological systems, behaviour and genetics. You'll also cover specialised topics such as neurobiology and neuropharmacology. Optional modules include health-related topics such as public health and toxicology. The Professional Practice and Placement module will give you the skills to become a scientific... Learn about: Public Health, Human Biology...

... to shape your degree to suit your interests. You’ll gain a broad understanding of molecular, cellular, organismal and population biology, as well as having the chance to specialise through a wide range of optional modules. You’ll develop a comprehensive understanding of genetics, immunology, microbiology...

...Year 1 Cell Biology and Genetics Introduction to Biosciences Introduction to Microbiology Introduction to Plant Biology Animal Behaviour Biochemistry... Learn about: Plant Biology, Cell Biology, Animal Behaviour...

... and Expert Evidence Drugs and Toxicology. Plus one of the following modules: Molecular Genetics and Instrumental Analytical Science, leading to BSc Forensic... Learn about: Communication Training, Problem Solving...

...Develop your interests within human biology with our flexible degree course. Maintain a breadth of coverage or focus on specific areas such as cellular and molecular biology, medical genetics and immunology, or neuroscience and psychology, depending on your career aspirations. You will develop... Learn about: Medical training, Human Biology...

... Professional career development Optional modules include: Molecular genetics Development Biodiversity field course Zoology field course Clinical biomedicine... Learn about: Cell Biology...

...First Year Cell Biology (Core) Comparative Form and Function in Animals (Core) Ecology (Core) Genetics (Core) Integrative Biochemistry (Core... Learn about: Vertebrate Physiology, Full Time...

... Introduction to Zoology Key Professional Skills Biosecurity and Invasive Species Population Genetics and Community Ecology Research Methods and GIS for Zoology... Learn about: Zoological Conservation in Practice, Vertebrate Zoology...

.... Choice: The diversity and strength of our academic expertise means that we can offer an exceptional range of module choice, from genetics and cell biology, through whole organism biology, to animal behaviour, ecology, evolution and conservation. Flexibility: Common core modules in the first year of... Learn about: Animal Behaviour...

...The introductory modules provide a framework of core knowledge in the disciplines of cell biology, chemistry, genetics, ecology, microbiology... Learn about: Cell Biology...

... cycles. The study of microbiology requires expertise in a range of areas, such as immunology, genetics, biochemistry and cell biology, which we'll train you in throughout your degree. You’ll study a range of microbiological topics affecting humanity today, such as bacterial resistance to antibiotics, use... Learn about: Cell Biology, Medical training...

... also explores genetics and offers a foundation in anatomy and human physiology in relation to disease and disease prevention. Personal & Professional Development... Learn about: Respiratory and Renal Systems, Nutrition and Energy, Clinical scientist...

... Professional career development Optional modules include: Molecular genetics Development Biodiversity field course Zoology field course Clinical biomedicine... Learn about: Cell Biology...

... of renewable resource, and the potential for genetics and genomics to revolutionise medicine and health The vast and diverse world of living organisms offers a huge range of potential for study and work, and at Essex we give you the opportunity to explore the impact of climate change on coral reefs... Learn about: Molecular Biology, Animal Behaviour, Cell Biology...