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Biomedical science forms the foundation of medicine and medical research, encompassing diverse disciplines such as human physiology, anatomy, disease mechanisms and treatments, biochemistry, genetics, and microbiology. Our four-year integrated master's program is designed for future researchers and science professionals, allowing students to investigate cutting-edge developments in their chosen specialization while gaining expertise in advanced research methodologies. The program draws from the School of Biosciences' extensive biomedical research and collaborations with the University Hospital of Wales, offering training in modern fields like cancer biology, stem cell research, tissue engineering, gene therapy, and neurodegenerative disorders. In your final year, you'll undertake an original research project in an active laboratory setting, with potential for publication under the guidance of experienced researchers who will help refine your practical scientific skills. This Biomedical Sciences degree provides excellent preparation for research careers, with alumni pursuing diverse paths in scientific publishing, medical research, healthcare, toxicology, pathology, journalism, medicine, education, and veterinary science. Numerous graduates also continue their academic journey through master's or doctoral programs.
AAA-AAB. Must include Biology or Chemistry.
You will need to pass the science practical element of the A-level if this is part of your programme of study.
Extended/International Project Qualification: Applicants with grade A in the EPQ/IPQ will typically receive an offer one grade lower than the standard offer.
36-34 overall or 666 in 3 HL subjects. Must include grade 6 in HL Biology or Chemistry.
At least 6.5 overall with a minimum of 5.5 in each subskill.
At least 90 overall with a minimum of 17 for writing, 17 for listening, 18 for reading, and 20 for speaking.