MBiol (Hons) Molecular Cell Biology

The MBiol in Molecular Cell Biology program at the University of York is a comprehensive course that combines both the Bachelor's and Master’s stages of education in a single course. It offers integrated research and industrial placements and revolves around the study of genetic engineering and gene-editing, cell to molecular scale, human diseases and more. It offers a more extensive research project and advanced modules to help students acquire extensive skills and knowledge in the field of Molecular Cell Biology.Course Content: The four-year course deeply explores molecular cell biology related topics where students learn and understand cells and their importance in biology, humans & diseases, genetics; gain practical skills, investigative skills, and explore the global food challenges. In the third and fourth year, the modules cover quantitative skills for biologists, molecular machines, advanced topics in molecular cell biology, viruses, and disease and so on.Key Modules: The key modules in this course include: Cells, Exchange & Transport; Genetics; Cells, Exchange & Transport; Genes & Proteins; Cell Biology; Biochemistry; Humans & Disease; Development & Homeostasis; and Genetics & Cell Biology, among others.Accreditations: The MBiol in Molecular Cell Biology course is certified by the Royal Society of Biology for the purpose of meeting in part the academic and experience requirement for the Membership and Chartered Biologist (CBiol).Future Careers: The course paves the way to a variety of future careers for students. They can seek employment in areas like teaching, science communication, and patent law, or continue to study for higher degrees, apply for medicine or dentistry conversion courses or into research careers in the pharmaceutical and biotech industries.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.