Physiological Sciences (Hons) University of Sunderland

Overview

The Physiological Sciences (Hons) programme of the University of Sunderland  focuses on the study of body function, particularly how cell, tissue and organ function is integrated in specific systems such as the nervous, respiratory and cardiovascular systems in health and disease. 

You will develop specialist knowledge and have the option to personalise your learning to suit your interests with our range of optional modules.

Why this course?

• Opportunities to undertake an integrated course which incorporates 50 weeks of clinical placement over three years

• You will be taught by academic staff who are engaged in international research in a range of disciplines, as well as scientists working in the NHS

• The University has over 100 years of expertise in teaching science

• 'Hands on' approach to learning in our state of the art interactive learning facility 'The Living Lab' and modern biological science laboratories

Career ready

• At entry level, the work involves obtaining diagnostic data from patients and working as part of a multidisciplinary team that also includes doctors, nurses and radiographers.

• Employment prospects are very good for Sunderland graduates in subjects allied to medicine.

• Potential employers include the NHS, medical research institutions, clinical laboratories, drug companies, molecular biology companies and other organisations where a strong science background is an advantage.