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Biomedical Science Bsc

Program information

Abertay University

Program overview

Our Biomedical Science degree offers an exciting fast-paced learning experience and provides you with a deep understanding of the science behind human health and disease We teach you how to explore the biochemical processes that occur in the human body You will learn how the human body responds to disease and how to use your knowledge to help identify diseases of all kinds Extensive training in our new 3 5m science labs is a feature of all four years of your degree This is combined with rigorous study of the body in health and disease at all levels body organ tissue cellular and molecular Biomedical scientists are responsible for conducting vitally important scientific tests which underpin the diagnosis and treatment of human disease This cutting-edge scientific analysis contributes greatly to the clinical outcomes of patients Taught by a combination of academic experts and clinical professionals this wide-ranging programme is accredited by the Institute of Biomedical Science IBMS Our BMS degree has consistently rated over 90 for student satisfaction Abertay University ranks in the top three Scottish Universities for Student Satisfaction in the 2020 National Student Survey NSS Following a common pathway for two years you ll take either the Standard or the Applied programme route The Applied route includes an 18-week placement in one of our partner hospital laboratories and is particularly relevant if you want become a Biomedical Scientist in the NHS While both degrees are accredited by the Institute of Biomedical Science IBMS essential if you want to work in the NHS the Applied route is also approved by the Health and Care Professions Council HCPC

Duration: 13

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