University of Birmingham courses

...(10 credits) Rethinking the Ancient World B (10 credits) Project A (10 credits) Project B (10 credits) Understanding Archaeology (20 credits)... Learn about: Ancient History...

...are for students starting in 2020. On rare occasions, we may need to make unexpected changes to compulsory modules; in this event we will contact offer...

...In the other two-thirds of your time, you can choose freely from over 20 optional modules, including some specialist AI modules such as Intelligent Robotics... Learn about: Artificial Intelligence...

...(20 credits) Year two In your second year you move on to study enabling technologies and their application. You will learn about a wide range of subjects... Learn about: Artificial Intelligence...

...Logic and Computation (20 credits) Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science (20 credits) Programming in Java (20 credits) Concepts of Computer Science... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Artificial Intelligence...

...of Computer Science (20 credits) Object Oriented Programming (20 credits) Full Stack Application Development (20 credits) Year 2 In the second year... Learn about: Artificial Intelligence...

...changes to compulsory modules; in this event we will contact offer holders as soon as possible to inform or consult them as appropriate... Learn about: Financial Training...

...The Global Economy Introduction to Mathematics for Economics Financial Accounting and Accountability Decision Making and Control Second Year All modules... Learn about: Financial Training...

...Second year modules Core modules (taken by all students on the Biochemistry programme) Proteins and Enzymes – Protein structure and evolution...

...year features a combination of core modules that all biochemistry students follow, and two elective modules, where you can start to define your personal direction in the field...

...interaction between cells and the cellular matrix, regulation of stem cell function. Topics in Medical Biosciences – Neurobiology and neurotransmitters... Learn about: Biomedical research, Communication Training...

...of Biochemistry - Fundamental biochemical processes taking place inside cells Cell Biology and Physiology - Tissues, organelles, reproduction and development Chemistry...

...of this university in the form of a stand-alone module. More information on WHMs can be found here. Nora Miroslavova, Biochemistry graduate...

...First Year The first year offers a set of modules that explores the full spectrum of biochemistry, from the physiology of living organism to the molecular...

...Following a first year where all modules are compulsory, you take a combination of compulsory and elective modules in the second year, while the final... Learn about: Medical training...

...Cell and Developmental Biology - Development of multicellular organisms, interaction between cells and the cellular matrix, regulation of stem cell function... Learn about: Communication Training, Animal Biology...

...Second year modules Core modules (taken by all students on the Biological Sciences programme) Communication and Skills in Biosciences - Science communication... Learn about: Cell Biology, Animal Biology, Communication Training...

...interaction between cells and the cellular matrix, regulation of stem cell function. Genetics II - Organisation of genes and genomes, generation of genetic diversity... Learn about: Animal Biology, Cell Biology, Communication Training...

...You also take a Widening Horizon Module, which allows you to access to content from other Schools, from Humanities to the Sciences to Engineering... Learn about: Animal Biology, Communication Training, Cell Biology...

...This module explores how the central nervous system translates sensory stimuli to behaviour. Topics include comparative neurobiology, biological timekeeping... Learn about: Animal Biology, Cell Biology, Communication Training...