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Undergraduate School Of Medical Sciences 2026-2027

SM1001: INTRODUCTION TO MEDICAL SCIENCES

15 credits

Level 1

First Term

Topics covered in this course span medical science through the ages; from ancient civilizations to the modern day science of genomics and synthetic biology.

Alongside lecture material, in depth practical classes will cover biomedical measurement techniques, forensic science and a research-based mini project.

Overall, this course is a journey through some of the key milestones that underpin the discipline of medical science we see today.

SM1501: THE CELL

15 credits

Level 1

Second Term

• Cells are the fundamental unit of life – without them life could not exist, and as such understanding how they function is crucial to our understanding of biology and medical science.
• This course provides theoretical knowledge in a diverse range of topics covering the fascinating world of cells, from molecules like DNA, to how different cell types function within our bodies.
• All practical classes are research based and will provide theoretical knowledge and skills training in many areas of molecular and cell biology.
• Employability skills will also be explored through a highly interactive enterprise session and our online mini course.

SM3003: FRONTIERS OF APPLIED MEDICAL SCIENCES

30 credits

Level 3

First Term

  • this course covers many of the core concepts which are essential for advanced study in Applied Medical and related sciences; 
  • you will gain cutting edge, in depth and focussed knowledge of applied human physiology and adaptation delivered in a research-driven environment in addition to core practical skills; 
  • this will prepare you for advanced study of exercise physiology in the context of performance, health and disease; 
  • wider transferrable skills such as employment preparation, problem solving, and advanced laboratory techniques are interwoven strands aimed at developing graduate attributes and employability

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