The MSci Biological Sciences at the University of Exeter provides you with a comprehensive understanding of modern biology, from the molecular to the ecological level. You will explore core areas such as animals, cells, biochemistry, genetics, microbiology, and plants, gaining essential research skills and bioethics knowledge. This rigorous undergraduate degree is ideal for students passionate about understanding life's complexities and contributing to fields like biotechnology, conservation, and medical research, preparing you for advanced scientific inquiry.
This full-time, four-year on-campus programme integrates theoretical learning with practical application. In your second year, you will build a foundation for independent work with a compulsory research skills module, choosing optional subjects that may include field courses. The final two years focus on advanced modules and an extensive independent research project, potentially field or lab-based, aligned with the University of Exeter's leading research groups. You will graduate with the analytical and research expertise sought after in diverse scientific careers.