BSc Medical Biochemistry

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  • Objectives
    Biochemistry has made major contributions to medicine as the development of new drugs and the treatment of disease have become more systematic and scientific. Our knowledge of the structure and function of DNA, RNA and proteins has led to an understanding of the mechanisms that cause degenerative disease and cancer, and holds out the promise of novel and improved methods of treatment. This course develops the knowledge and skills necessary for careers in medical research, work in the pharmaceutical industry and other aspects of healthcare.
  • Entry requirements
    Entry Requirements Typical points score for entry 200 points. Specific requirements for this course are normally as follows: GCSE passes at grade C or above in Mathematics and English Language plus one of the following: At least one 6-unit award and at least two 3-unit awards, one of which must be Chemistry. BTEC award with a Diploma or Certificate in Science. Successful completion of the Science Foundation year at this university.
  • Academic title
    BSc Medical Biochemistry
  • Course description
    Course Structure

    Year 1

    Cells and Genes
    Macromolecules and Metabolism
    Quantitative Biology
    Analytical Chemistry

    An Introduction to the Study of Drugs and their Action
    Study Skills for Biologists

    Year 2

    Molecular Genetics
    Proteins
    Epidemiology
    Pharmacology
    Case Study in Biochemistry
    Analytical Science


    Year 3 Sandwich (Optional)

    Work Experience

    Year 3 Full-time/Year 4 Sandwich

    Research Project (double module)
    Molecular Medicine
    Immunology and Cancer
    Biology of Disease
    Enzymes and Metabolic Disease

    Also, Medical Biology BSc, Medical Genetics BSc, Microbial Sciences BSc.

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