BSc Biomedical Sciences (Developmental Biology)

The BSc in Human Embryology & Developmental Biology at the University of Aberdeen studies the complex processes human life goes through from a single cell to a fully formed adult body. It concentrates on understanding the earliest stages of life and how these can affect the child and adult they become. Course Content: The course uses a range of teaching methods including lectures, practicals, group work, problem-solving and directed study. Students will have the opportunity to study subjects such as genetics, cell biology, physiology, pharmacology, neuroscience, and anatomy. Additionally, students will have the chance to undertake an individual research project in their final year. Key Modules: Key modules in this course include Cell Biology, Physiology, Genetics, Pharmacology, Anatomy, Neuroscience, and Research Skills & Bioethics.Accreditations: This course is recognized by the Royal Society of Biology for the purposes of fully meeting the academic and practical requirements for the Associate Membership of the Royal Society of Biology (AMRSB).Future Careers: The knowledge and skills acquired in this course could lead to a wide range of careers in scientific research, clinical sciences, teaching, science writing, and more. Graduates have moved onto Postgraduate medicine and dentistry, NHS Scientist Training Program, and PhD study in various fields.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.