Key skills learnt on this degree will prepare you for a successful ‘translational’ research career, helping to progress scientific discovery into clinical practice.
- A unique degree, training future research scientists to improve patient health
- Developed in consultation with industry and the NHS to help address a shortage in graduate skills and future health needs
- Taught jointly by the Medical School and Biosciences at the University
- Learn cutting-edge medical science and carry out independent research using state-of-the-art resources and facilities
- Also available with a Professional Training Year (UK or North America)
- Structured support for professional development, leadership skills and employability
This programme provides a firm foundation in the core biomedical and biomolecular sciences, alongside an insight into medical practice and the biotechnologies used to diagnose disorders and treat patients. You’ll develop clinically-contextualised scientific knowledge and robust research skills, plus creative and inquisitive communication and problem-solving skills. These key skills will prepare you for a successful ‘translational’ research career helping to progress scientific discovery into clinical practice, ultimately to improve human health.
The University of Exeter has established an international reputation for its innovative approach to teaching. State-of-the-art online programme materials supplement lectures and structured small group learning sessions in which you explore clinical case studies. Leading experts in the fields of genetics, cell biology, microbiology, bioinformatics, molecular biology, biochemistry, genomics and chemical biology teach the Biosciences modules.
UCAS codes
Clinical Science with Professional Training - B900 4 years
Clinical Science - B901 3 years
Numbers
Entrants: 40
Applicants: 161
BClinSci student handbook
For further information on the BClinSci degree you can download the Bachelor of Clinical Science - Student Handbook 2012/13.
