Bachelor of Engineering [B.Eng] [Electronic Engineering] From University of Bedfordshire

The MRes provides a unique mix of taught components, extended laboratory projects, literature reviews and preparation of a grant proposal based on a research dissertation. It gives students an insight into a range of state-of-the-art research activities and techniques, and provides generic, transferable skills training needed for all early stage researchers. The programmes also address the scientific, ethical and commercial context within which the research takes place.

All of the MRes programmes can be studied as the first year of our Integrated PhD programme.

Why study Biology and Biochemistry with us?

• Biology & Biochemistry ranked 2nd in the Sunday Times University Guide 2013
• 90% of our research judged to be internationally recognised, excellent or world-leading
• Our current research funding portfolio stands at £14 million, supporting internationally excellent research in the biosciences

What will I learn?

• MRes degree programmes are designed for graduates who are contemplating a research career and who may go on to study for a PhD or to a position in industry involving interaction with research scientists.
• The Developmental Biology programme is offered by the University of Bath. If these do not apply, you might consider an MSc programme.