The Biology, BSc Hons at the University of Greenwich is designed for students who want to explore the fundamental processes of life, from cellular chemical reactions to the global challenges of climate change and sustainable food production. By examining the intersection of human health, disease, and environmental impact, you will gain the scientific expertise required to address critical issues facing humanity. This undergraduate degree provides a comprehensive academic foundation, allowing you to specialise in areas such as cancer biology, microbiology, and plant ecology. You will develop the analytical skills necessary to contribute to vital research and innovation.
Studied full-time on campus over three years, this programme integrates theoretical knowledge with extensive practical experience through laboratory sessions, workshops, and fieldwork. You will progress from foundational concepts in your first year to advanced research, culminating in an individual project in your final year where you will work alongside academic experts. Whether you choose to pursue medical research, roles in food and farming start-ups, or a career in education as a biology teacher, you will graduate with the professional competencies and real-world experience needed to excel in diverse scientific sectors.