Biomedical Sciences (Genetics), BSc (Hons)

The Human Genome Project is significantly advancing science and genetics, offering new insights and therapies for genetic diseases. This specialist course at Brunel University is ideal for those interested in genetics and disease treatment, building on foundational biomedical sciences in the first year, including human anatomy, biochemistry, and research skills. Subsequent years focus on specialist topics, such as the impact of genetic mutations on cellular processes, metabolic pathways, and disease mechanisms, with the flexibility to switch pathways or pursue a general Biomedical Sciences BSc.Accredited by the Royal Society of Biology, the programme ensures graduates are well-prepared for professional roles, including one year of Associate Membership for networking and resources. Typical modules include Introduction to Data Analysis, Developmental Genetics and Stem Cell Biology, Genetics, Genomics and Human Health, and Career Planning and Innovation. Assessment combines coursework and examinations to evaluate knowledge, problem-solving, and data interpretation, with final-year opportunities in research areas like gene expression, DNA repair, and immune responses. For more details, visit www.brunel.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/Biomedical-Sciences-Genetics-BSc.

Modules Typical Modules include Introduction to Data Analysis Developmental Genetics and Stem Cell Biology Genetics Genomics and Human Health Career Planning and Innovation For further information please visit www.brunel.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/Biomedical-Sciences-Genetics-BSc