unaccredited degree?

Wait, do you mean only Bachelor of Arts Biology is useless or Bachelor of Science as well?

I'm asking because Biology is what I'm thinking of doing.


Sorry if this is a stupid/obvious question.

I'm interested too now cause i'm doing BSc Biology and Chemistry. Plus, i doubt you can get a BA in Biology cause it blatantly doesn't class as an arts degree.

I was simply saying that it would be at a disadvantage having a BA in biology against someone who has a Bsc in Biology.

Why? All that is is a particular tradition.

It depends on the university, some will give you a BA, some a BSc and some a BSc(hons), all depends on where you plan to do the course

Thats so weird! I'd never have thought you could get a BA in a science subject! Although, i guess i don't really care if my degree is accredited or not cause i love how i get to chose some of the modules i study. Its like a personalised degree!

ttradition hat is still held by employers, and employers don't know the components of each course do they?

Someone I can't remember who said it, but on my course I know if you decide to study aboard for sem 1 of year 2 you'll get a different type of degree I think it is studies in biomedical sciences as the other place isn't accredited.

But we are talking about biomedical engineering which is different to biomedical science. It would be accredited by the Engineering Council UK for CEng status if anything and certainly not by the NHS. As such, even an unaccredited degree can be used towards CEng status as long as you can demonstrate it is appropriate.