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Kilwinning Campus

Content

Biomedical science focuses on how the human body works, and how to treat or cure it from disease. Biomedical scientists usually work in a laboratory, carrying out tests related to screening, analysis or diagnosis. This ranges from common blood tests and tissue samples, to specialist procedures to detect cancer. If you're looking for a career in the biomedical sector, this course can help you on your way.

Content includes:

Molecular DNA technology; Key aspects of microbiology; Immunological techniques; In-depth knowledge of protein structure and function; Biomedical pathology; Human metabolism; Biomedical investigations; Cellular signalling; and, Common techniques used in biochemical laboratories.

Entry Requirements

HNC Applied Sciences (with a minimum of 15 credits). Interview.

Progression Routes

Degree course in a subject such as Applied Biomedical Science, Forensic Investigation or Microbiology.