多个研究委员会和独立评审已将跨学科的工作能力运用最新的分析和计算技术解决问题，这是21世纪进入就业世界的毕业生的基本属性。我们新的生命科学BSc旨在满足这一需求。该计划的毕业生将有资格在需要理解生命科学的各种专业以及其他重视分析技能和逻辑思维的专业中工作。
We offer a wide range of science subjects, including biological, environmental, psychological and sport sciences. You’ll learn computational and statistical data analysis as well as quantitative research, giving you the skills to work with big data sets. You can even study languages and creative writing. You’ll graduate with a unique set of skills giving you a competitive edge in the workplace.In year one you’ll learn a foundation of life sciences including biochemistry, molecular and cellular biology, anatomy and physiology, biomechanics, biological psychology and environmental sciences. You’ll learn practical and analytical skillIn year two, you’ll choose your specialist subjects and learn these alongside a module of bioinformatics. You can choose two streams to study from the allowed combinations. You’re also able to broaden your knowledge by selecting non-science subjects. In your final year you’ll choose your preferred subject to study as your major and the other as your minor from the allowed combinations, with the option to choose a non-science module. You'll study all the modules from your major stream and choose half of the modules to study from your minor stream. Within your chosen major subject area, you'll develop a research project where you’ll learn to critically analyse, evaluate, interpret and communicate science in an interdisciplinary manner across the life sciences.<br><br>Careers and your future<br>You’ll graduate with a unique set of skills in communication, critical thinking, data analysis, experimental techniques, information technology, team working and time management - all of which are highly valued by employers.<br><br>A Life Sciences degree can lead to careers in: the clinical and regulatory sector, sales and marketing in the healthcare sector<br>research and development for the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries as well as in universities<br>medical device industries, environmental regulation and monitoring, conservation and animal welfare, business, finance and information technology<br>science teaching, the Civil Service