Swansea University - BSc Biochemistry

BSc Single Honours Biochemistry

School of Environment and Society

Biochemistry has been described as ‘the basis of modern medicine’, ‘molecular cell biology’, ‘the chemistry of the living cell’ or ‘chemical biology’. Biochemistry is all of these, and for anyone interested in the working and structure of cells at the molecular and sub-molecular levels, biochemistry has a powerful attraction.

The UCAS code for this course is: C700
Full time study: 3 year degree scheme

Part-time study:

Each biochemistry degree scheme has its own special features and strengths but each provides a sound, balanced training in biochemistry and related analytical sciences.

Teaching in Biochemistry was rated ‘Excellent’ (the highest possible grading) in the national Teaching Quality Assessment.

Standard Entry requirements

Three A levels are normally needed, including Chemistry and at least one other science subject. Typical offers: 280-300 tariff points.

We welcome applications from mature candidates.

Scholarships and Bursaries

Scholarships and bursaries for this course will be announced shortly. Our general scholarship and bursaries web pages have a full listing of available funding plus advice on how to secure your programme of study.

Research

Swansea has an enviable reputation when it comes to promoting research and our facilities are world-class. The admissions tutor can provide you with detailed information on the varied research facilities available to you for this course.

Accreditation

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Assessment

Teaching is given through lectures and practical classes. Self-tuition packages are available in the School’s IT facility. Simulation software is available for undergraduates to gain the feel of techniques normally outside the range of experience at this level, for example radioimmunoassay. In addition to the supervision provided for your final year research project, you will benefit from tutorials, seminars and class discussion groups.

Important Dates

Information regarding dates and times for Enrolment can be found on the Student Records webpages.

UK/EU Undergraduates

Applications should be made through UCAS.

International Students

You can use our OnTrack application service to apply.

Postgraduate Students

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Biological Sciences Admissions
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