BSc (Hons) Biochemistry

The Biochemistry undergraduate course offered by the University of West London delves into the significant advancements in the bio-sciences that are currently aiding our understanding of diseases like cancer, obesity, and neurodegenerative disorders. This course offers a solid foundation in biochemistry, ranging from molecular biology to nutrition.Course Content: The course content includes both variety and breadth; it incorporates various aspects of modern Biochemistry like molecular biology, genetics, biotechnology, medical biochemistry, and computer-aided molecular modeling. Alongside these, students also learn essential laboratory and research skills.Key Modules: Students will have the opportunity to study modules such as Cell Biology and Biochemistry, Metabolism and Disease, and Molecular Genetics. There are also options to examine advanced topics like Human Metabolic Disease, Evolutionary Genetics, and Cancer Biology.Accreditations: The Biochemistry course is accredited by the Royal Society of Biology. This means students can become Registered Graduates of the Society once they graduate, enabling them to use the letters RSci (Grad) after their names.Future Careers: Graduates from the Biochemistry course at the University of West London can pursue careers in various industries including pharmaceutical, biotechnology, forensic, and environmental. Job roles could range from laboratory-based work, research, publishing, management, teaching, and more.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.