BSc (Hons) Biochemistry

The Biochemistry undergraduate course offered by the University of Surrey delves deep into the understanding of biological systems. The course provides an understanding of the key biochemical events that occur at the molecular level in the cell. The course offers hands-on training on the latest techniques in modern biochemistry, allowing students to experience the practice of experimental biochemistry.Course Content: The Biochemistry course covers several key areas, including the core principles of biochemistry, from understanding life at the molecular level, metabolic regulation, to studying the complex interactions of molecular processes that cause disease. The course curriculum also embraces practical work, problem-solving and overlaps with pharmacology, genetics, biotechnology and microbiology.Key Modules: Some of the key modules in this course include Biochemistry, Biochemical Skills, Cell Biology, Biochemical Skills, Human Physiology, Integrative Cell Biology, Metabolism and Its Regulation, among others.Accreditations: The Biochemistry course at the University of Surrey is accredited by the Royal Society of Biology.Future Careers: After completing this course, students can thrive in a wide range of careers including research, teaching, forensic science and the food and drug industries. They can also engage in specialist roles in hospital laboratories, research institutes, and public health laboratories, as well as explore careers in the pharmaceutical industry, scientific writing and publishing.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.