Biomedical Science City St George's, University of London

Overview

Developing new technology and treatments for human illness and disability, biomedical science has laid the foundation for medical breakthroughs in everything from COVID-19 to cancer, diabetes to heart disease, bone strength to brain development and more.

Learning how the body fights disease and infection through scientific and laboratory research, they contribute to the design of better treatments, discovery of new drugs and vaccines, and invent new forms of biotechnology –tissue engineering, cell enhancement and gene editing all discovered during the last half century.

Careers

Equipping you with broad-based clinical knowledge and practical laboratory skills, the Biomedical Science programme from City St George's, University of London has a wide range of career options on graduation. You could work in biomedical research, science policy or regulation, or choose to specialise in areas such as forensic medicine, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, technology transfer and licensing, clinical trials or biomedical product marketing. 

We also offer a clinical transfer to the second year of our graduate entry medicine programme. However, places are strictly limited (25) and extremely competitive: we typically receive around 90 applications per place.