BSc (Hons) Cell Biology

The Undergraduate Course in Cell Biology at the University of Stirling provides a comprehensive understanding of fundamental cell chemistry and cell functions. This course is essential for those interested in understanding the workings of the cells at a molecular level, with the ultimate aim of striving for new insights into the human condition.Course Content: The course curriculum explores a range of topics from generic skills and fundamental organic chemistry to detailed studies of cell functions, macromolecular structures, genetic engineering and microbiology. It also covers current advances in the understanding of the cell's role in immunity, cancer biology and neuroscience. Key Modules: The core modules of the course include Introduction to Cell Biology, Organic and Biological Chemistry, Professional Skills for Biologists, Genes and Evolution, Cell and Molecular Biology, Genomes & Biotechnology, Human Cellular Pathways of Health and Disease, and Research Project in Cell Biology.Accreditations: This course is accredited by the Royal Society of Biology, which recognizes academic excellence in the biosciences and highlights the employability of graduates.Future Careers: The BSc in Cell Biology prepares students for diverse careers such as research scientist, laboratory technician, science communication, teaching, medical sales representative or further study at MSc or PhD level. Graduates have secured roles with employers like the NHS, universities, government agencies and in industries like pharmaceuticals and biotechnology.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.