What you can do with a BSc Biomedical Science degree?
Upon graduation you will have an excellent foundation for
future study or research, as well as possessing a range of strong transferable
skills applicable to biomedical science and many other professions. The course
will equip you with all of the skills necessary to have an impact on health,
diagnosis and the treatment of disease. You will also have developed skills
such as critical thinking, group work, negotiation, data handling, problem solving,
independent learning and communication.
Your skills from this biomedical science degree can be
applied to a range of careers such as Analytical Chemist, Biomedical Scientist,
Toxicologist and Medicinal Chemist. And those who choose to do a placement
within the NHS will be able to apply for a state registration as a Biomedical
Scientist with the Health and Care Professional Council (HCPC) upon graduation.
As we are regularly assessed by the IBMS, we ensure students
are suitably trained to progress into a wide range of specialist roles, which
may include work within the pharmaceutical or biotechnology industry or the
NHS.
You may also wish to continue with further study or consider careers in teaching, medical journalism or medical law.