Biomedical Sciences York St John University

Overview

By examining key processes such as genetic regulation, cell signalling, immune responses and therapeutic development, students gain an integrated understanding of disease biology. Alongside this thematic focus, the course develops essential transferable skills in research design, data analysis and scientific communication, preparing graduates for careers across the biomedical and life sciences and biopharmaceutical sectors.

Biomedical Sciences postgraduate course at York St John University is designed to provide you with a thorough understanding of concepts within the key fields of Biomedical Sciences including genomics, pharmacology, immunology, and pathology disciplines.

During this course, you will complete a critical appraisal of current scientific literature within a specific area of biomedical sciences with a cancer or pharmacological focus, as well as sharing literature in a variety of presentation methods. You will also complete a research project within the field of cancer biology under the supervisory guidance. This includes experimental design, ethical considerations and a ten week laboratory-based research project, culminating in a dissertation which will feature novel research in the fields of cancer or pharmacology.

Career outcomes

Where could Biomedical Science take you?

A postgraduate degree in Biomedical Science can lead to a wide variety of career opportunities across research, healthcare, industry, and technology. Overall, this qualification offers flexibility and the potential to work in scientific, clinical, industrial, or business-related roles within the healthcare sector.

This degree allows you to work in a variety of settings including:

• Research and academia
• Healthcare and clinical sector
• Pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry
• Biomedical engineering & medical devices
• Emerging and high-growth fields
• Business, policy & management
• Government and regulatory bodies