What will you study on the BSc Biology degree at Middlesex University?

This programme will develops your critical awareness of biology and the significance of new developments within the field. The introductory modules provide a framework of core knowledge in the disciplines of cell biology, chemistry, genetics, ecology, microbiology, immunology, and the anatomy and physiology of animals and plants.

You will develop practical laboratory skills to support your studies and develop this knowledge further in the biological techniques module. You will be introduced to the cross disciplinary nature of biosciences and its wide range of applications. As the course progresses you will be able to select optional modules aimed at your interests and once you graduate, you will be prepared for work at postgraduate level and/or for employment in relevant fields.

What will you gain?

This programme provides experience of current analytical techniques and practical skills relevant to biology and appropriate for employment. You will develop competence in scientific methods of enquiry and problem solving and you will be to carry out high level research within an ethical framework. All pathways focus on core disciplines of biology including plant and animal biology, cell biology, microbial sciences and molecular biology as well as general skills in laboratory/field work and research methodology.

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