Medical Science with Foundation

About this course

Medical science is the study of the biological, biochemical, and physiological processes that underpin human health and disease. It sits between pure laboratory science and clinical medicine, equipping graduates with the knowledge to understand how the body works at a molecular and cellular level, how that understanding informs the development of diagnostics and treatments, and how medical research translates into clinical practice. The field is essential to the continued progress of healthcare, driving innovation in areas from cancer biology and immunology to pharmacology and genetic medicine. At the University of Reading, this four-year full-time programme includes a foundation year that leads directly into the three-year medical science degree. The foundation year is designed to build the scientific knowledge and academic skills you need to succeed at degree level, making the program

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