36 monthsProgramme duration
44,400 GBPTuition Fee/year
13 Jan, 2027Application Deadline
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Biological Sciences
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Bachelor's
Study Mode
On Campus
This three-year BSc gives you the opportunity to acquire a comprehensive understanding across a wide range of medical sciences, then develop your own specialism at the largest biomedical research cluster in Europe.
In your first year, you’ll study core subjects spanning the life and biosciences, from molecules to populations, to build the broad foundations of your biomedical expertise. At the same time you’ll begin to develop the critical computational skills and analytical rigour needed to investigate and communicate effectively as a biomedical scientist.
From your second year onwards, you’ll be asked to select one of five specialisms in developmental biology, molecular and cell biology, physiology and anatomy, pharmacology and drug mechanisms, or control systems and neuroscience. You’ll build on Year 1 by studying your chosen areas in depth, applying scientific principles in increasingly complex contexts and continuing to refine your computational, communication and collaborative abilities.
In your final year, you’ll design and implement an original research project chosen in consultation with your dedicated project tutor and working with academics from UCL’s world-leading research groups.
The flexibility of this degree makes it the ideal launchpad for a broad range of careers in healthcare, medicine or the biomedical industries. You’ll graduate with a biomedical specialism, and a set of technical and professional skills that are highly valued across a great number of fields and sectors.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Biological Sciences
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Bachelor's
Study Mode
On Campus
This three-year BSc gives you the opportunity to acquire a comprehensive understanding across a wide range of medical sciences, then develop your own specialism at the largest biomedical research cluster in Europe.
In your first year, you’ll study core subjects spanning the life and biosciences, from molecules to populations, to build the broad foundations of your biomedical expertise. At the same time you’ll begin to develop the critical computational skills and analytical rigour needed to investigate and communicate effectively as a biomedical scientist.
From your second year onwards, you’ll be asked to select one of five specialisms in developmental biology, molecular and cell biology, physiology and anatomy, pharmacology and drug mechanisms, or control systems and neuroscience. You’ll build on Year 1 by studying your chosen areas in depth, applying scientific principles in increasingly complex contexts and continuing to refine your computational, communication and collaborative abilities.
In your final year, you’ll design and implement an original research project chosen in consultation with your dedicated project tutor and working with academics from UCL’s world-leading research groups.
The flexibility of this degree makes it the ideal launchpad for a broad range of careers in healthcare, medicine or the biomedical industries. You’ll graduate with a biomedical specialism, and a set of technical and professional skills that are highly valued across a great number of fields and sectors.
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