501 Bachelor's degrees in Microbiology

Prepare for a career as a microbiologist or biotechnologist, using research to find out how biotechnology is fundamental to solving disease-related problems and providing food, fuel and medicines with the Biotechnology and Microbiology (Hons) programme offered by the University of York.

This Microbiology (Hons) BSc programme from the Queen's University Belfast provides students with the opportunity to utilise the practical skills gained during the teaching of their degree and apply these in a work environment.

Within the Microbiology with Professional Experience BSc degree from the University of Reading you'll expand your knowledge of some of the planet's most dominant life forms, and take part in research projects with a global impact.

The Microbiology (Hons) degree delivered by University College Cork is the study of microscopic organisms including fungi, bacteria, viruses and protozoa. These microbes are crucially important in medicine, biology, agriculture, biotechnology and the environment.

Throughout this Biology with Year Abroad (Hons) BSc degree at Queen Mary University of London you’ll learn from our research on genetics, ecology, and the intersection of the two, so that you can make a real difference, whatever you decide to do. 

The Biotechnology (Hons) course from University of York examines how microorganisms can be used to produce improved therapeutic drugs, and why an understanding of microbial evolution is important for controlling pathogens.

How can we use gene-editing technology to understand and treat human disease or improve crop yield? What is big data and how can we use it to advance our understanding of biological systems? How are we using synthetic biology to engineer bacteria to clean up oil pollution? Answer these questions with the Biological Sciences degree delivered by University of Essex.

The Podiatry with Foundation Year (Hons) programme from University of Wolverhampton enables you to develop the knowledge and skills to become a safe, competent and effective podiatry practitioner.

Expand your knowledge of some of the planet's most dominant life forms, and take part in research projects with a global impact on this Microbiology with Foundation course from the University of Reading.

This Cellular, Molecular and Microbial Biology course from Thompson Rivers University  involves extensive laboratory experiences.

Infectious diseases account for a quarter of all deaths. It’s a hard statistic to take in, but it’s why we keep studying the microscopic organisms that cause them. In this Medical Microbiology bachelor from University of Leicester, you’ll learn how infectious diseases are caused, prevented, managed and cured – in both research and clinical environments.

This one-year Biotechnology - International Foundation Programme from OnCampus Ireland at Maynooth University offers successful students guaranteed progression to a range of partner universities.

Infectious diseases are responsible for a quarter of all deaths and are a major cause of death in infants and young children. The sheer diversity of pathogens and the exotic mechanisms they have evolved to escape the human immune system make them a fascinating topic to study. 

Microbiology is the study of microorganisms (bacteria, archaea, protists, fungi) and viruses. The Microbiology program at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee is offered with research opportunities to conduct original research and investigate different aspects of microbial structure and function.

Learn about the molecular foundations of life itself with Biochemistry with Foundation degree from the University of Reading.

The Molecular Cell Biology (Hons) course from University of York is ideal if you want an interdisciplinary approach to molecular cell biology. You will have a wide range of options to tailor the course to your developing interests.

The Microbiology program from The University of Maine is the study of microscopic forms of life such as bacteria and viruses and the immune response to these microorganisms. 

Learn about the molecular foundations of life itself with the  Biochemistry course offered by the University of Reading.

The Microbiology programme offered by University of Surrey reveals how microscopic organisms, such as bacteria and viruses, influence global health and ecosystems. You’ll gain the scientific skills to apply microbiology in developing vaccines, improving food safety and advancing medical treatments.

Discover the science behind microscopic life with the Microbiology with International Year degree at University of Birmingham.