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Hi @Endnjffj! Biological sciences encompasses so many interesting topics and can open up a lot of pathways in your future. At Southampton specifically, Biological sciences encompasses different degree programs such as biomedical sciences, biochemistry, neuroscience and pharmacology. There’s also degrees such as biology and zoology if that’s more your style! What is making you consider biological sciences? 😊
There’s so many different ways to go within this route and I highly encourage you to check it out- I love it!!
Freya (BSc Neuroscience)
There’s so many different ways to go within this route and I highly encourage you to check it out- I love it!!
Freya (BSc Neuroscience)
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