BSc (Hons.) Biochemistry

The Biochemistry course offered by Kent University is an undergraduate program that offers a deep understanding of biochemical and molecular biology processes. Students will gain practical experience through laboratory-based teaching and will have the opportunity to enhance their research and analytical skills. The course features key modules such as Molecular Biology & Genetics, Cellular Biochemistry, and Protein Structure & Function, which helps students understand the complexity and importance of Biochemistry in human health and disease.Course Content: The Biochemistry course curriculum includes an expansive set of topics, from the fundamentals of chemistry and biology to highly specialized subjects in biochemistry. The assessment framework includes assignments, examinations, practical work, presentations, and projects. Furthermore, the course provides an opportunity for students to undertake a final year research project that consolidates their learning and hones their practical skills. Key Modules: The program offers a variety of modules throughout the course duration such as: Stage 1 modules in chemistry and biology basics, Stage 2 modules in Molecular Biology & Genetics, Stage 3 modules in Cellular Biochemistry, Research Project and Advanced Topics in Biochemistry. Advanced topics include modules like Protein Structure & Function, and Biochemistry of Disease.Accreditations: The Biochemistry course is accredited by the Royal Society of Biology, affirming its high-quality education that fulfills the professional standards required for practicing as a Biochemist.Future Careers: This course prepares students for a diverse range of future careers. Graduates of this course have found roles in research, pharmaceutical and biotech industries, the NHS, and other public service fields. Some students also go on to further study, such as a research degree or other postgraduate qualification.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.