Is anyone here applying for weird uni courses?

Actually, if you were being facetious then you wouldn't have felt the need to include the contents of your spoiler.

Lol why are you talking as if I've even spoken to you before? You expect me to understand that you don't use those terms like 1. I am familiar with your writing style and 2. like you're some TSR big shot that everyone knows of

Do you not see the flaw in your silly attempt at making me look silly?

Well, I would hope nobody over the age of 12 would write in such a way, which would be once again, a tell-tale sign.

I am not trying to make you look like anything.

You do realise Biology and Biological sciences are the same.

Sorry. You're not actually quirky...

We're on TSR. Do I need to say anything more?

Not really.

Biological sciences often allows you do specialise in things like biochemistry - covering content not necessarily present in a straight biology degree.

Since when was marine biology considered weird?

It's only offered as a postgrad course now through Stafford. Westminster do a scientific and technical photography degree that would be a good way into a trainee medical photography post.
In a typical day I might photograph some derm and plastic patients in the studio then head to wards to photograph ulcers or trauma injuries. Sometimes children need safeguarding photos or I will produce memorial photos of stillborns or go to theatre. When I am not holding a camera I produce posters, do some corporate graphic design work and print runs for the hospital.

It's fascinating and I work with amazing people.

Www.imi.org.uk

Horse management... I'll let you discover at what university.

The core contents are the same. You would just presumably have more choice of topics to choose from in second and third year...

So in theory you could pick the exact same topics as someone doing a straight biology course.

That sounds really interesting - what made you decide to study that?

He isn't

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I was hoping people were actually answering the question and not just trying to turn this into yet another "lol your course is different and therefore stupid" thread

In some places yes.
But others, the Biology has more focus on zoology, ecology and plant sciences (ewww) and Biological sciences, microbiology, genetics and biochemistry.

I still think it's incorrect to say they're necessary identical. It depends on the uni. Liverpool, for example, has no distinct biology course.

Similar things happen with other courses. Take game development vs comp sci. At some places, identical for first two years and in the 3rd, you veer off. But in others, from the first year, the game devs start learning that stuff.

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