BSc (Hons) Biomedicine

The BSc Biomedicine course offered by the University of East Anglia (UEA) provides students with the understanding of the scientific basis of health and disease. The program combines elements of biology and medicine to explore the complexities of human biology and the pathologies associated with disease, focusing on the study of our understanding of medical science. Course Content: Students will learn from globally-renowned academics on foundational topics including genetics, cellular biology, and human anatomy, followed by the exploration of specialist areas such as neurology, radiology, and parasitology. Throughout three years, you’ll gain laboratory skills in a variety of biomedical techniques and carry out an independent research project on a topic related to biomedicine.Key Modules: The key modules are Introduction to Biomedicine, Medicine and Society, Laboratory and Biomedical Science, Biological Chemistry, Genetics and Evolution, Genomics and Human Health, Microbiology and Immunology, and Current Topics in Biomedical Research. Accreditations: This course is accredited by the Royal Society of Biology (RSB), ensuring that the course provides a solid academic foundation in biological knowledge, key technical skills, and practical experience, preparing students for careers related to biology.Future Careers: As a graduate, there are many career pathways available such as biomedical scientist in an NHS laboratory, research technician or research scientist in a university or pharmaceutical company, science teacher or as a trainee clinical biochemist or microbiologist. Alternatively, graduates may choose to continue their studies either through a Masters or a PhD.'For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.'