BSc (Hons) Biology

The Biology undergraduate course at the University of Stirling seeks to delve deeper into complex topics surrounding the biological world. This program is designed as an exploration of the key principles that drive life on earth, from the smallest genetic details to broad scale ecological systems.Course Content: The program consists of a set of subjects that provide the fundamentals of Biology such as Genetics, Physiology, and Ecology in the first and second year. The course then transitions into specialised subjects in Biological and Environmental Sciences in the third and fourth year. Selected students can also get the opportunity for overseas study in their third year through Study Abroad programmes.Key Modules: The key subject areas include Cell Biology, Genetics, Human Physiology, Plants and the Environment, and Ecology. In the latter part of the course, students can engage in modules such as Evolutionary Biology, Environmental Protection, and Plant Form and Function. Accreditations: The Biology degree course is accredited by the Royal Society of Biology - providing an independent accreditation system recognised for excellent teaching, learning and outcomes in bioscience education.Future Careers: The skills and knowledge gained throughout this course can lead to a multitude of career fields. These include roles in environmental management and conservation, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, health services and more. In addition, this course prepares students for further study in disciplines such as medicine, veterinary medicine, or research.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.