The BSc Human Health and Disease provides students with a scientific understanding of the biological processes underlying human health and disease. Students study anatomy, physiology, immunology, genetics, molecular biology, pathology, biomedical sciences, and disease mechanisms through laboratory-based learning.
The programme develops research skills, analytical thinking, and understanding of healthcare challenges from a scientific perspective. Students gain experience using modern biomedical techniques to investigate health and disease processes. Graduates are prepared for careers in biomedical research, healthcare science, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, clinical research, and postgraduate medical study.