I don't know what degree to do after A-level

I'm doing A-level this year, I've chosen Biology, Physics and Computer Science. What degree/occupation can I pursue with those subjects??

Reply 1

lolarockoxford

Original post by bm.illion

I'm doing A-level this year, I've chosen Biology, Physics and Computer Science. What degree/occupation can I pursue with those subjects??

Possibilities are unlimited! These are A tier subjects so. Do you not want to do something sciencey? Take a look on uni’s websites and see what courses are out there. Economics is a good all rounder if you want to apply mathematics and theory.

Reply 2

lanky_giraffe

switch out CS for maths

Reply 3

McGinger

Bio, Physics and CS is a rather odd combination - Bio/Chem are often required together, and CS/Maths and Physics/Maths are a more usual combination.

However, look at degree subjects like
BSc Biotechnology (2025 entry) | The University of Manchester
BSc Biology with Science & Society (2025 entry) | The University of Manchester
Medical Innovation and Enterprise BSc | Prospective Students Undergraduate - UCL – University College London
BSc (Hons) Bioinformatics Genomics | University of West London

Remember that there are also many subjects that have no specific A level subject requirements - including Law.

Useful careers website with 100s of career/job profiles - Job profiles | Prospects.ac.uk

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