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About Human Biosciences, Other UG Award - at University of Plymouth

Why is there so much concern about the diets of children? What are the medical benefits of cloning? What ethical dilemmas do the advances in in vitro fertilisation present to society? These are just a few of the exciting questions that you will explore throughout the course.We are currently witnessing dramatic developments in our understanding of how the human body works and the factors involved in health and disease. Many advances have been achieved due to remarkable progress in the fields of molecular and cellular biology, which have revolutionised biomedical science. In turn, application of new technologies has led to a range of ethical, legal and economic implications.This course aims to give graduates in Human Biosciences an understanding of the science underpinning these advances, enabling them to gain employment and participate in these exciting developments.You will study all the key aspects of human biology, with option modules allowing you to follow either developments in cellular and molecular biology or a physiological and nutritional path. Course highlightsIt may be possible to transfer to other courses within biological sciences after year 1Progressive acquisition of key graduate attributes is particularly catered for in the skills, methods and concepts modulesEmphasis on `real-world` biology and transferable vocational skillsHands-on practical experienceBenefits from strong links with the Peninsula Medical School and Faculty of Health and Social WorkInterdisciplinary teaching and research means that staff address contemporary scientific theory in clinical contextsUnique students-centred modules allowing you to pursue `hot topics`

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