Molecular and Cellular Biology with Plant Science examines how plants function in the natural world through diverse approaches, integrating biochemistry, genetics, and cell biology. This dynamic field elucidates molecular processes that underpin living organisms, from cells to whole entities. Advances have fueled genome projects, driving innovations in agriculture, biotechnology, and industry, such as improving plant growth, addressing diseases, enhancing food security, and applying genetic engineering for vaccine development. As a cornerstone of biological sciences, it offers exciting opportunities for plant scientists.At the University of Glasgow, the course features research-led teaching, with content regularly updated to incorporate scientific breakthroughs. Delivered by experts from our research institutes, it emphasizes practical skills in problem-solving, communication, and critical thinking from year one, progressing in depth. Hands-on sessions provide direct experience with modern molecular techniques, complementing lectures to solidify understanding. We actively support students in pursuing summer internships at the university or beyond.
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