The Biomedical Science BSc (Hons) at De Montfort University is designed for aspiring scientists who wish to deeply understand the scientific principles underpinning modern medicine and healthcare. You will explore the application and understanding of techniques used to diagnose complex diseases, preparing you for impactful roles in clinical and research laboratories. This IBMS accredited course provides a detailed understanding of science in healthcare, equipping you with the knowledge to address critical challenges in one of science’s fastest developing areas. It is ideal for students passionate about human health and disease investigation.
You will study this undergraduate degree full-time on campus over three years, building a fundamental framework in Year 1 covering professional skills, chemistry, anatomy, and microbiology. Years 2 and 3 delve into deeper complexities, including genetics, molecular pathology, emerging techniques, and organ systems physiology, with optional modules in blood science, infection, and cell sciences. A key feature is the optional sandwich placement year, where you can gain valuable work experience in clinical, industry, or research laboratories, potentially completing your IBMS training portfolio. You will graduate with the analytical and diagnostic skills essential for careers in healthcare and scientific research.