Biology

About this course

Biology is the science of life in all its forms, from the molecular machinery inside a single cell to the dynamics of entire ecosystems. It asks how living things are built, how they function, how they reproduce and change over generations, and how they interact with one another and with their environments. Few disciplines touch as directly on the challenges facing the world today, whether that is understanding and responding to disease, preserving biodiversity, feeding a growing population or developing the biotechnologies that will shape medicine and industry in coming decades. At the University of Suffolk you will study across the core areas of the discipline, including cell biology, genetics, ecology, physiology and evolutionary biology, building a broad and integrated understanding of living systems. You will develop laboratory skills alongside theoretical knowledge, learning to de

Where its graduates go

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