Can you study neuroscience without an A-Level in Chemistry?

I started Year 12 two months ago and I do A-Level Biology. I'm very interested in neuroscience and I was wondering if one can pursue neuroscience/fields related to neuroscience at university without an A-Level in Chemistry (or perhaps, even, psychology).

Kings no
Edinburgh no

Bristol possibly
AAA or A*AB including two of the following subjects: Biology or Human Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics or Further Mathematics, Psychology

Manchester possibly
A-level

We require grades AAA-ABB, including two of Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Maths (the Hard Sciences). You must have a grade A in at least one Hard Science and pass the practical assessments in these subjects.

If your grades are AAB or higher, we will accept a grade A in Geography, Psychology, Environmental Studies or PE in place of one of the Hard Sciences.

Subjects with overlapping content are not normally considered as separate A-levels, eg Further Maths is not considered alongside Maths and Human Biology is not considered alongside Biology.

Birmingham no

Nottingham possibly
Two science subjects, one of which must be biology/human biology and/or chemistry. Second science subject can be from biology, chemistry, electronics, geography, geology, human biology, maths, physics or psychology. A pass is required in science practical tests, if assessed separately. GCSE English language and maths at grade 4 are also required.


You can research the rest. You now know its possible, but you need stem subjects.

yea its defo possible just check on the unis website or call them up if youre strongly interested