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Exeter no longer does their human sciences course, but they do offer natural sciences (you can pick from loads of options across all the sciences, and it's quite mathsy if you're into maths). Bath offer the same course also (but with slightly different modules).
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Exeter also offers a flexible combined honours option where you can merge together two degrees to make it similar to human sciences (e.g. biomedical sciences and anthropology)
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Birmingham and UCL both offer human sciences - very similar to the Oxford course.
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Warwick does a few similar courses I believe? Health and medical sciences is quite similar.
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Durham has health and human sciences
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Generally in terms of degrees, the closest you can probably get to human sciences would be geography, or maybe social sciences? Biomedical sciences would cover the science aspect of it, but would probably lack the social and cultural side.
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