BSc Biomedical Sciences (Pharmacology)

The Biomedical Sciences undergraduate degree at the University of Aberdeen takes a research-based approach in studying the body's function in health and diseases. The course covers various biological aspects of mammals, humans in particular, while making use of the skills gained to explore the physiological processes and systems that fight disease. Course Content: This course provides a strong foundation in biological principles, focusing on such areas as biochemistry, pharmacology, genetics, anatomy, physiology, infectious diseases, neuroscience, and more. Key Modules: Core and optional modules include Molecules, Genes & Cells, Energy for Life, The Cell, Physiology, Life Science, and much more. In the final year, students will complete a substantial research project related to their specific interests in Biomedical Sciences.Accreditations: The University of Aberdeen’s Biomedical Sciences degree is accredited by the Royal Society of Biology (RSB). Benefits of studying an RSB accredited course include recognition of the quality of your degree and provision of additional support to make the transition from university to employment or further study.Future Careers: Graduates from this course can progress into a broad range of careers. Possibilities include careers in medical and scientific research, the NHS (as a Clinical Biochemist, Clinical Microbiologist, Genomicist, or Genetic Counselor), the pharmaceutical/bioscience industries, forensic science, teaching and health and safety. The course also provides appropriate grounding for post-graduate courses in medicine or teaching.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.