Biomedical Sciences

About this course

Biomedical sciences explore the biological processes that underlie human health and disease. Drawing on cell biology, genetics, physiology, biochemistry, immunology and pathology, the discipline asks why the body functions as it does and what goes wrong when illness occurs. It occupies the territory between basic biological science and clinical medicine, and it underpins the development of new diagnostics, therapies and medicines. Studying biomedical sciences gives you a rigorous scientific education with strong practical and research components. At the University of Liverpool this three-year full-time programme provides a broad-based education in biosciences related to medicine, with considerable flexibility in module choice so that you can pursue your own particular interests within the discipline. You will develop both theoretical understanding and practical laboratory skills, learni

Where its graduates go

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