Biosciences

Degree (validated by the Open University)

Take your scientific knowledge to the highest level. This Masters programme allows you to further your academic understanding by exploring a range of complex bioscience-focused subjects. You will also have the opportunity to investigate an area of interest by choosing optional modules and formulating your own dissertation.

About the courseFull time: 1 year Part time: 2 years Location: University Centre Leeds

WHAT’S NEXT? Progression may include a top-up degree or relevant employment.

JOB OPPORTUNITIES MAY INCLUDE:

• Science Team Manager • Team Manager • Quality Control roles • Regulatory Compliance roles • Regulatory Body roles • Clinical Research roles • Laboratory roles This Masters degree course is largely research and academiadriven, allowing you to develop your knowledge by mastering the subject of biosciences. Optional modules help you shape your studies around your career aspirations, while the choice of analytical science or diagnostic techniques modules tailor your learning. You will study advanced pharmacology and toxicology, data analysis, bioinformatics and cellular pathology, and learn how to apply biomedical techniques within the laboratory. You will also prepare your own investigation-led research projects to sharpen your research and academic skills, before producing a scientific dissertation based on your personal area of interest. You can also study this course as part of the Research Scientist Apprenticeship; please see page 113 for details. Modules may include: • Applied Biomedical Techniques • Cellular Pathology • Bioinformatics and Data Analysis • Advanced Pharmacology and Toxicology • Preparation for Research • Dissertation – choose from optional modules including Advanced Analytical Science and Diagnostic Techniques

Apply for this course through UCAS using institution code L21. Alternatively, for part-time applications, call 0113 235 4450.