Usually the way it works with Masters degrees you would only have to do a one-year degree after your bachelors. Most people choose to do a masters this way. The main difference would be funding - if you do an integrated masters (included in your initial UCAS application) it tends to work out cheaper than doing a masters degree separately.
I hope this helps!
Evie (MSc Human Anatomy at UoS)
I hope this helps!
Evie (MSc Human Anatomy at UoS)
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