Biomedical Science with Integrated Foundation Year | University of Brighton

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Course summary

Our Biomedical Sciences BSc(Hons) with Integrated Foundation Year course offers an extra year to prepare you for study at degree level.

Opting for the foundation year means that you'll gain scientific and data skills that help you to maximise your degree's potential.

On successful completion of the foundation year, you will be able to progress to the Biomedical Sciences BSc(Hons) degree where you’ll explore clinically related areas including blood sciences, cell pathology, microbiology, human physiology and pharmacology to prepare you for a career as a biomedical scientist.

Top reasons to choose this course

Foundation year that opens up opportunities if you don’t hold the required qualifications for the BSc(Hons), are changing career or returning to study.
Progress to a degree dual-accredited by the Institute of Biomedical Science and the Royal Society of Biology.
Specialist facilities such as atomic force microscopes, microbiology lab, molecular biology lab, and genomics/ proteomics facility for analysis of cell genes and proteins.
Employability and research built in from year one.
Guest lectures from professionals.
Gain work experience on placement.

How to apply

Application codes

Course code:: B942
Institution code:: B72

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