Biochemistry with German for Science Imperial

Overview

This Biochemistry with German for Science programme from Imperial allows you to combine your training in biochemistry with study of the German language. These classes, taught in German by the Centre for Languages, Culture and Communication, focus on the use and presentation of written and oral scientific and technical material in German.

Quick Facts:

• You will also receive an introduction to the theory and practice of translation, alongside further studies in the history, politics, science and technology of German-speaking countries.
• In the first two years you will cover core biochemistry modules alongside these classes, including biological chemistry, molecular biology, integrative cell biology and genes and genomics.
• You spend your third year studying in a German-speaking university, where you will attend lectures and conduct a research project.
• In your final year you have increased freedom to follow your own interests by choosing from a wide range of optional modules on topics such as synthetic biology, cancer and bioinformatics. You will also complete a substantial project or dissertation.
• Life sciences graduates enjoy excellent career opportunities. Many of our graduates go on to study for a higher degree in the field, typically starting with a Master’s degree, followed by a PhD and a career in academic research or industry. Other opportunities for Life Sciences graduates include government and industrial research, public health, and careers in business.

Recent graduates of the Department have become:

• Bioinformatics Data Analyst, Multinational healthcare company

• Senior Associate, Management consulting firm

• Co-founder, Biochemical startup

• Pharmacy Technical Officer, NHS

• Senior Analyst, Medical communications and health economics agency