Study Biomedicine at Salford
Biomedical research and practice is helping society make scientific breakthroughs. As we understand more about our environment, we're learning more about the way we interact with it, and how different factors affecting the human body.
Novel methods and new approaches are leading to personalised care that can achieve the best outcomes in the management of a patient’s disease or predisposition to disease. Choose a biomedicine-focused degree and be part of this exciting healthcare journey.
Biomedicine Degree Courses at Salford
How much time will I have in the labs?
Your learning will be split between practical lab sessions where you will learn to use the equipment and carry out your own research projects, and lectures which will give you the theoretical foundation and knowledge for each module.
Are there any benefits to taking a placement year in the biomedical field?
Yes, and we encourage each of our students to undertake a placement between years two and three as employers want you to have experience. Placement opportunities can be found across a wide range of areas in the biomedical field and some of our previous students were able to complete their Institute of Biomedical Science Certificate of Competence, meaning they could register as a biomedical scientist upon graduation.
Hear from BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science students, Thomas Mault's experience during his time on the course, and Zahra Alhumaidi's experience on placement with the NHS.
What are my career prospects after graduation?
Our Biomedicine programmes provide graduates with an excellent basis for a wide range of careers. Depending on your chosen course, you will be able to pursue a career in biomedicine, biotechnology, conservation, the pharmaceutical or food industries, forensic science, sports science, health care or research. Hear from BSc (Hons) Human Biology and Infectious Diseases student Karolina on her plans after she graduates.
Support and Wellbeing
We know that deciding which direction to take your biomedicine studies is a big step. If you have any further questions, our friendly team will be happy to answer them for you.
Contact us via email at enquiries@salford.ac.uk or phone +44 (0)161 295 4545 (9am-5pm).
Why Study Biomedicine with Salford?
You will learn in our world-class research and teaching laboratories, using industry-standard equipment and developing advanced techniques used in the real-world
You will be taught by research-active staff with expertise in a wide range of specialisms, including heart and lung disease, cancer biology, drug development and infectious diseases
You can choose to include an industrial placement year between years two and three to boost your future employability
You can choose to receive mentoring support for your future application to graduate entry medicine. Our GEMMS mentorship provides interview techniques, communication and debating skills, ethical scenarios, UKCAT/BMAT/GAMSAT training
Campus Life
University life isn’t all about studying – sometimes you have to have fun, too.
From joining a society or taking a gym class, to meeting up with friends for lunch in Atmosphere bar and café, when you're not working on your next assignment, you can enjoy campus life.
Campus Accommodation
Living in student accommodation is a great way to get settled into university life and meet new people.
We’ve got some great accommodation options to choose from, including Peel Park Quarter - recently voted one of the best halls of residence in the UK.
Support and Wellbeing
We want you to enjoy your studies here at Salford, but we understand that there may be times when you need a little extra support. Find out how we can be there for you.
Money matters
Making the decision to study at university can be a big financial commitment. We’ve gathered some essential info on fees, funding and student finance to get you started.
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