Biology? Biomedical science?
Original post by Vanessa Djossou
Hi,
I was wondering what STEM careers/degree you can do with just A-LEVEL Biology
I was wondering what STEM careers/degree you can do with just A-LEVEL Biology
Lots even Medicine in some medical schools. What other A levels do you have,
Here are some options from Swansea University
https://www.swansea.ac.uk/the-university/faculties/medicine-health-lifescience/
You will have limited choices - many Biology/Biological Sciences courses will also require Chemistry.
However, these courses at Oxford Brookes only require one science :
Animal Biology and Conservation, Biological Sciences, Nutrition, Zoology, Human Biosciences, Genetics and Genomics, Biomedical Sciences.
An alternative, especially if you want to totally change direction towards Engineering, Physics etc is a Foundation course designed for those with the 'wrong' A levels - one example from Southampton - https://www.southampton.ac.uk/courses/foundation-years/engineering-physics-maths-geophysics.page
However, these courses at Oxford Brookes only require one science :
Animal Biology and Conservation, Biological Sciences, Nutrition, Zoology, Human Biosciences, Genetics and Genomics, Biomedical Sciences.
An alternative, especially if you want to totally change direction towards Engineering, Physics etc is a Foundation course designed for those with the 'wrong' A levels - one example from Southampton - https://www.southampton.ac.uk/courses/foundation-years/engineering-physics-maths-geophysics.page
Original post by McGinger
You will have limited choices - many Biology/Biological Sciences courses will also require Chemistry.
However, these courses at Oxford Brookes only require one science :
Animal Biology and Conservation, Biological Sciences, Nutrition, Zoology, Human Biosciences, Genetics and Genomics, Biomedical Sciences.
An alternative, especially if you want to totally change direction towards Engineering, Physics etc is a Foundation course designed for those with the 'wrong' A levels - one example from Southampton - https://www.southampton.ac.uk/courses/foundation-years/engineering-physics-maths-geophysics.page
However, these courses at Oxford Brookes only require one science :
Animal Biology and Conservation, Biological Sciences, Nutrition, Zoology, Human Biosciences, Genetics and Genomics, Biomedical Sciences.
An alternative, especially if you want to totally change direction towards Engineering, Physics etc is a Foundation course designed for those with the 'wrong' A levels - one example from Southampton - https://www.southampton.ac.uk/courses/foundation-years/engineering-physics-maths-geophysics.page
I think quite a few RG unis offer some biology courses with a second science that could be chem or anything on their list? No?
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