Biological Sciences (Hons)

Overview

Why choose this  BSc in Biological Sciences (Hons) at University of Wolverhampton ?

Biology is a vast and endlessly fascinating area – this course delivers an in-depth education in the organismal, molecular, cellular, and genetic basis of life including micro-organisms, plants, animals, and humans. With an emphasis on the applied aspects of the subject area, the course integrates technical, practical, problem solving and career relevant learning and teaching.

Integrated throughout the course at all levels are transferable skills which range from written and oral communication to career and time management, together with numeracy and scientific writing. These skills will assist your studies and are valued by employers. The award is technically supported by state-of-the-art laboratories and a full range of analytical equipment for extensive analysis and investigation in laboratory classes.

• Professionally Accredited: This course is accredited by The Royal Society of Biology, meaning that the course and its content meet industry and professional standards. 
• Expert Staff: Dr Matthew Conner, who serves as the course leader, brings with him extensive experience in teaching at secondary and higher education level. He has experience working in industry and is a widely published academic, with work regularly featuring in notable scientific journals. 
• State-of-the-Art Facilities: As part of your learning, you will have access to three cutting-edge laboratories in our Rosalind Franklin Building, that offer the latest in technology, teaching and equipment.
• Contemporary Teaching and Assessment Methods: Teaching in the School of Sciences follows the concept of the 'flipped laboratory,' where students study new material independently through pre-recorded lectures and readings. This approach allows for increased participation in practical, hands-on activities related to the subject during class time.