What to expect from a Biological Sciences course?

It will really depend on the university you chose. From my experience we have never really covered human biology. Of course we learn about human biology, but it's usually in the context of genetics or cell signalling rather than explaining how a liver works, so we haven't had to see a body or watch videos of surgery. At my university that sort of thing is covered on the Biomedicine and Medicine courses. We have dissected a tiny squid and several flowers, but it wasn't that bad

Like I said though, it really depends what university you go to. Have a look around and see if you can find out if the courses you're interested in have aspects where you'll have to deal with human bodies - maybe even try asking on here?

Good luck with your A Levels

Thank you for your help! The course I'm looking at (MSci Biosciences at Birmingham Uni) does specify that there are some parts about anatomy. I know some universities include a lot of lab-based body work for this topic but others might not. I guess I will just have to suck it up and see what comes my way! But makes me glad to hear that you've never had to do anything like that.