Microbiology explores the invisible world of microorganisms that profoundly influence daily life, from sustaining the air we breathe and the food we eat to dominating our own bodies. At NTU, students begin with essential lab techniques and practical applications, progressing to simulated workplace scenarios in areas like medical research, biotechnology, food safety, and diagnostics. Guided by renowned experts, the course covers microbes linked to global health challenges such as HIV, tuberculosis, and influenza, while addressing broader issues like climate change, pollution, and antibiotic resistance.Studying BSc (Hons) Microbiology at NTU offers hands-on industry experience through group projects, the Unearthed Scheme for isolating antibiotic-producing bacteria, and employability skills development. In the third year, students can undertake a year-long placement with organizations like the NHS or GlaxoSmithKline, earning a Diploma in Professional Practice upon completion. Additionally, building a skills portfolio and gaining Royal Society of Biology accreditation ensure graduates are well-prepared for professional roles.
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