This course features a placement year between the second and third years, offering practical experience in immunology, a dynamic field of biomedicine inspired by pioneers like Edward Jenner, whose smallpox vaccine has saved countless lives. At Brunel, students build foundational knowledge in biomedical sciences during the first year, covering topics such as human anatomy, biochemistry, and research skills. Subsequent years focus on immunology, exploring the immune system's role in disease prevention and failures due to deficiencies, with the flexibility to switch pathways or pursue a general Biomedical Sciences BSc. The program is accredited by the Royal Society of Biology, ensuring graduates are well-prepared for careers and receive associate membership benefits.In the final year, students engage in research on cellular pathways, gene expression, DNA repair, and immune responses to infections, gaining hands-on laboratory experience. Typical modules include Medical Immunology, Microbial Pathogenesis, Data Analysis, and Biochemistry: Structure and Function. Assessment combines coursework and examinations to evaluate knowledge, problem-solving, and data interpretation skills. For more details, visit the Brunel website.
Modules Typical Modules include; Medical Immunology Microbial Pathogenesis Data Analysis Biochemistry: Structure and Function For further information please visit www.brunel.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/Biomedical-Sciences-Immunology-BSc
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