This course features a placement year between years 2 and 3, focusing on genetics and the Human Genome Project's profound influence on science, offering new insights and therapies for genetic diseases. Ideal for those passionate about genetics, it begins with foundational biomedical sciences—covering the human body, biochemistry, and research skills—before advancing to specialized topics like genetic mutations, cellular processes, and disease pathways. The program provides flexibility, allowing switches to other pathways in year 2 or a general Biomedical Sciences BSc.Accredited by the Royal Society of Biology, the degree ensures preparation for professional careers, including one-year Associate Membership upon graduation for networking and knowledge access. In the final year, students engage in research on gene expression, DNA repair, and immune responses, gaining hands-on lab experience. Typical modules include Introduction to Data Analysis, Developmental Genetics, and Career Planning. Assessment combines coursework and exams to evaluate knowledge and problem-solving, with further details at www.brunel.ac.uk.
Modules Typical Modules include Introduction to Data Analysis Developmental Genetics and Stem Cell Biology Genetics, Genomics and Human Health Career Planning and Innovation For further information please visit www.brunel.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/Biomedical-Sciences-Genetics-BSc
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