Human Biosciences, BSc (Hons)

This flexible course explores key questions in human biology, health, and disease—such as the future of gene therapy for cancer, benefits of stem cell research, and insights from genome sequencing. Students develop skills across bioscience disciplines, with a biomolecular foundation, optional psychology modules, and opportunities to pursue personal interests. Enhance employability via an optional placement year, supported by personal tutoring and practical laboratory skills for research and scientific careers.Delivered by the School of Biomedical Sciences in the Faculty of Health, with healthcare professional links, expert staff in biomedical research, and a strong reputation in translational research backed by advanced labs. Benefit from an interdisciplinary environment collaborating with the University's health education community. Graduates gain attributes for diverse careers in this expanding field. Competitive entry offers up to ten ring-fenced places post-stage one for medicine/dentistry progression (e.g., A-levels: AAB including A grades in Biology and one from Chemistry, Maths, Physics, or Psychology; General Studies excluded).