Medical Science with Innovation and Enterprise, BSc

Course summary

OverviewThere is a growing demand for people with creative, complex problem solving across every industry. Our programme is designed to meet employers’ demand for science graduates with the knowledge and skills required to solve commercial problems and with business acumen skills.Why study BSc Medical Science with Innovation and Enterprise at Middlesex University?From your studies, you will acquire the knowledge, skills, attitude and ethical values required to work in the field of medical science. The development of an understanding of disease processes, how diseases are diagnosed and treated is an essential aim of the programme. You’ll be taught by a dedicated team of academics and clinical practitioners, using a wide range of learning styles.You’ll study in some of the UK’s best laboratories, equipped with cutting-edge technology. Our £36 million Hatchcroft Building is outfitted with cutting-edge facilities and you’ll have access to all the labs and equipment there. You’ll get the experience of working with the latest industry equipment to develop your skills and launch a career.The enterprise and innovation dimension will add to these skills and knowledge by developing your ability to solve complex problems creatively. You will be networking with leading entrepreneurs from a wide range of industries and gain insights some of the most advanced solutions.

Year 1 - Compulsory Professional Development and Trends in Medical Science (15 credits) Creativity and Innovation (30 credits) Cell Sciences (30 credits) Biomolecular Science (15 credits) Human Sciences (30 credits) Year 2 - Compulsory Pharmacology and Toxicology (15 credits) Clinical Sciences (30 credits) Molecular Biology and Genomics (15 credits) Research Methods and Professional Development (30 credits) Design Processes and Project Management (30 credits) Year 3 - Compulsory Clinical Diagnostics (30 credits) Networking and Business Development (30 credits) Dissertation (30 credits) Year 3 - Optional Neuropharmacology (30 credits) Gene Technology (15 credits) Gene Expression and Control (15 credits) Bioinformatics (15 credits) Clinical Neurology (30 credits) Drug Development (30 credits)