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Hi, I've recently found a passion in infectious diseases... And so I've decided I want to study it at Uni, but I can't find any providers other than University of Salford? I'm studying geography, biology and psychology. Does anyone have any ideas where I can find more providers of the course? (If there is any)
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Ben
Kind regards,
Ben
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What exactly is the course you're looking at for Salford? I can't see any one infectious diseases in particular?
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(Original post by GoblinQueen)
What exactly is the course you're looking at for Salford? I can't see any one infectious diseases in particular?
What exactly is the course you're looking at for Salford? I can't see any one infectious diseases in particular?
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(Original post by Sacred Ground)
Hi, I've recently found a passion in infectious diseases... And so I've decided I want to study it at Uni, but I can't find any providers other than University of Salford? I'm studying geography, biology and psychology. Does anyone have any ideas where I can find more providers of the course? (If there is any)
Kind regards,
Ben
Hi, I've recently found a passion in infectious diseases... And so I've decided I want to study it at Uni, but I can't find any providers other than University of Salford? I'm studying geography, biology and psychology. Does anyone have any ideas where I can find more providers of the course? (If there is any)
Kind regards,
Ben
So there are lots of courses in that area, they just all have slightly different names! Look up 'Microbiology' on UCAS to get a better idea.
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(Original post by LeFailFish)
I'm not entirely sure what you're looking to study, but I'm assuming it's pathology related (the study and diagnosis of disease). Pathology is a component of pretty much every Biomedical/ Bioscience/ Healthcare Science/ Human Biology course, but some courses are more specialised. The University of Bristol does a variety of pathology-type courses (Pathology & Microbiology, Virology & Immunology, Medical Microbiology, etc), and many universities - Aberdeen, Aberystwyth, Cardiff, Dundee, Glasgow and Imperial to name a few - have Microbiology courses. Edinburgh has an Infectious Diseases course, and Strathclyde has a variety of Microbiology/ Virology combinations.
So there are lots of courses in that area, they just all have slightly different names! Look up 'Microbiology' on UCAS to get a better idea.
I'm not entirely sure what you're looking to study, but I'm assuming it's pathology related (the study and diagnosis of disease). Pathology is a component of pretty much every Biomedical/ Bioscience/ Healthcare Science/ Human Biology course, but some courses are more specialised. The University of Bristol does a variety of pathology-type courses (Pathology & Microbiology, Virology & Immunology, Medical Microbiology, etc), and many universities - Aberdeen, Aberystwyth, Cardiff, Dundee, Glasgow and Imperial to name a few - have Microbiology courses. Edinburgh has an Infectious Diseases course, and Strathclyde has a variety of Microbiology/ Virology combinations.
So there are lots of courses in that area, they just all have slightly different names! Look up 'Microbiology' on UCAS to get a better idea.
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(Original post by Sacred Ground)
'Human biology and infectious diseases' but without sounding snobbish, I don't see myself going to Salford University.
'Human biology and infectious diseases' but without sounding snobbish, I don't see myself going to Salford University.
After a brief look...
Edingburgh do BSc Infectious Diseases
Liverpool do BSc Tropical Disease Biology
Glasgow do BSc Virology
Bristol do BSc Virology and Immunology or Pathology and Microbiology
Warwick do BSc or MBio Medical Microbiology and Virology
Another good option would be to do Biomedical Sciences, and specialise - either with third year options or by doing a masters.
Brunel University do a fantastic Biomedical Sciences course where you can choose to specialise in various topics in final year - including immunology.
You should have a browse on unistats.direct.gov.uk - it's a great website
Hope this helps some
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(Original post by GoblinQueen)
I'm sure there are lots of similar courses!
After a brief look...
Edingburgh do BSc Infectious Diseases
Liverpool do BSc Tropical Disease Biology
Glasgow do BSc Virology
Bristol do BSc Virology and Immunology or Pathology and Microbiology
Warwick do BSc or MBio Medical Microbiology and Virology
Another good option would be to do Biomedical Sciences, and specialise - either with third year options or by doing a masters.
Brunel University do a fantastic Biomedical Sciences course where you can choose to specialise in various topics in final year - including immunology.
You should have a browse on unistats.direct.gov.uk - it's a great website
Hope this helps some
I'm sure there are lots of similar courses!
After a brief look...
Edingburgh do BSc Infectious Diseases
Liverpool do BSc Tropical Disease Biology
Glasgow do BSc Virology
Bristol do BSc Virology and Immunology or Pathology and Microbiology
Warwick do BSc or MBio Medical Microbiology and Virology
Another good option would be to do Biomedical Sciences, and specialise - either with third year options or by doing a masters.
Brunel University do a fantastic Biomedical Sciences course where you can choose to specialise in various topics in final year - including immunology.
You should have a browse on unistats.direct.gov.uk - it's a great website
Hope this helps some
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(Original post by Sacred Ground)
That helped a great deal! Thanks so much!
That helped a great deal! Thanks so much!
Good luck!
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