Biomedical Sciences (Biochemistry)

About this course

Biomedical science with a specialism in biochemistry sits at the molecular heart of modern healthcare, examining the chemical processes that sustain life and exploring what happens when they go wrong. Biochemistry provides the foundational tools for understanding everything from enzyme kinetics and gene expression to cellular metabolism and molecular disease mechanisms. Within biomedical science this knowledge is applied to questions of profound clinical importance: how diseases like cancer, diabetes and genetic disorders develop at a molecular level, how diagnostic tests detect them, and how new therapies can be designed to interrupt the processes that cause harm. At Brunel University London you will study for three years full-time, developing a rigorous scientific education in both the core principles of biochemistry and the biomedical applications that connect them to medicine and he

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