Biomedical Science

About this course

Biomedical Science is the discipline that forms the scientific backbone of modern medicine, encompassing the laboratory investigation of human disease and the biological processes that underlie health and illness. Biomedical scientists work in clinical laboratories analysing patient samples to support the diagnosis, treatment and monitoring of disease, and they work in research environments developing new understanding of the mechanisms of conditions from cancer and infection to cardiovascular disease and genetic disorders. It is a discipline that demands both rigorous scientific training and a clear focus on the patient whose samples and health the work ultimately serves. At Middlesex University in London, this part-time programme is available with a foundation year for students who need additional scientific preparation before engaging with the full degree curriculum. You will study t

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