Master of Science [M.Sc] [Forensic and Analytical Science] From University of Huddersfield

YouÕll study the structure, biochemistry and mechanics of the cell, as well as evolutionary processes and genetics, both in mammals and microorganisms. As you progress, youÕll choose from a wide range of modules including blood sciences, pharmacology, microbiology, immunology and drug discovery. YouÕll also have the chance to study abroad or take a yearÕs work placement, either of which will boost your employability. Ultimately, youÕll gain the technical, analytical and practical skills needed to investigate biological phenomena in microorganisms, plants, humans and animals. This degree is accredited by the Royal Society of Biology.

Why choose this course?

• Biology is a discipline with a broad range of applications affecting many areas of human activity.Ê You will study life at all levels from molecules, through organelles and cells, to whole organisms.Ê You will gain the technical, analytical and practical skills needed to investigate biological phenomena in microorganisms, plants, human beings and other animals.

• The Biological Science (Hons) course, offered by University of Hertfordshire, gives you flexibility and a broad range of options for study.Ê The first year provides a solid foundation in all aspects of biology including topics in areas such as physiology, biochemistry, genetics and cell biology.Ê It also gives you an opportunity to start developing your practical skills in the laboratory.ÊÊ At second and final year you can choose from a range of modules from across our biosciences courses according to your particular interests.Ê

• The degree provides a stepping stone to a wide range of scientific careers, including teaching.

What job can I get?

Our graduates are highly sought after. They find employment in the pharmaceutical, food and drink, agrochemical and biotechnology industries, as well as in industrial, academic and charity-funded research. Jobs include drug safety coordinator, lab scientist, microbiologist, research assistant and donor transplant assistant.