The MSci in Biomedical Science offers practice-led teaching, since and we intend to base the first three years of study around our long-running Institute of Biomedical Science accredited BSc honours degree and modules. The course is based around a strong foundation in modern biomedicine including basic scientific core subjects together with a study of the biomedical science specialist subjects, integrated through a study of the biology of disease, you will gain wide-ranging experience as well as having the flexibility to develop expertise in the areas that interest you most. Working at the cutting-edge of biomedical science and using state-of-the-art equipment, our focus on the application of science in the real-world will prepare you for a variety of exciting careers. In the fourth year of study, the teaching and research will develop your advanced research skills; MSci projects are aligned to areas of research excellence as you work alongside research-focused academic staff. You will experience engaging and outstanding learning, teaching and support services throughout your student journey, fully utilising advances in technology to support your academic and professional development. Besides in-depth subject-specific training in research, you will gain transferable skills applicable to broader areas such as management, finance and marketing.

Our students graduate with the knowledge, skills and practical experience to make a valuable contribution to the health of the community. The majority of our graduates follow careers in biomedical sciences in particular, research and development work in the healthcare, pharmaceutical and education sectors. As well as research and laboratory-based jobs in the public and private sectors, the course equips you with the transferable skills demanded by employers recruiting for a wide variety of roles from medical sales and scientific writing to quality control and heath and safety. Some graduates have used their qualification to successfully support applications for mature entry to medicine degrees, while many choose to continue their studies with MPhil/PhD research degrees.