University of Birmingham courses

...Uncover the ancient world by combining both historical and archaeological approaches to studying the past. Our programme combines the best of both disciplines... Learn about: Ancient History...

...(10 credits) Anthropology of Africa (20 credits) Thinking Anthropologically (20 credits) Descriptions of first year modules Second year Compulsory modules...

...major AI issues with other students in a small group setting. In the Computer Science part of your degree you will gain a firm foundation in the principles of algorithms... Learn about: Artificial Intelligence...

...and many others. You will experiment with the techniques by implementing them as computer programs. In the Computer Science part of your degree... Learn about: Artificial Intelligence...

...You can also apply to spend the second year of your BSc Computer Science course at our campus in the UK. Find our more. Year three In the final year... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Artificial Intelligence...

...Core modules Computer Science Project (40 credits) Optional modules 80 credits from the range of example modules below. Please note that 60 to 80 credits... Learn about: Artificial Intelligence...

...All modules listed below are compulsory and worth 20 credits. First year Principles of Economics Applied Economics and Statistics The Global Economy Introduction... Learn about: Financial Training...

...fast-changing financial services sector. Foundation year Core modules A Critical Introduction to Law and Legal Skills Business and the Market Quantitative... Learn about: Financial Training...

...Communication and Data Analysis Personal and Academic Development Widening Horizon Module (WHM) - allows you to explore content from other academic programmes...

...bacteria, fungi and viruses, common themes of infectious disease mechanisms. Final Year The core component of the final year is the Project...

...Proteins and Enzymes – Protein structure and evolution, mechanisms of enzyme catalysis, techniques to determine protein structures. Membranes... Learn about: Communication Training, Biomedical research...

...regulation of metabolism by hormones and other factors Molecular Biology and its Applications – Genetic analysis and gene cloning, DNA fingerprinting and forensics...

...generation of genetic diversity, gene transmission and analysis of problems in transmission and molecular genetics. Microbes and Man – The impact of microbes on humans...

...led and we constantly review our teaching to ensure that the modules that we offer are up to date there may be changes to module titles and content...

...neurobiology and mechanisms of human disease. In the synopsis below we highlight the modules that are particularly relevant for the Medical Biochemistry specialisation... Learn about: Medical training...

...Introduction to Microbiology | Watch video - Broad introduction to microbiology with a focus on infectious disease, covering bacteria, fungi... Learn about: Communication Training, Animal Biology...

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

...genetic determinants of evolution. Personal and Academic Skills: Communication and Data Analysis Personal and Academic Development Fundamentals of Biochemistry... Learn about: Communication Training, Animal Biology, Cell Biology...

...biology in an evolutionary context. Human Structure and Function – Human anatomy and how it relates to its function and evolutionary origin... Learn about: Animal Biology, Communication Training, Cell Biology...

...writing and speaking, ethics in science, analysis of the scientific literature. Molecular Biology and its applications - Genetic analysis and gene cloning... Learn about: Cell Biology, Communication Training, Animal Biology...