BSc Biomedical Science

The BSc Biomedical Science at the University of Surrey is designed for students who want to understand how the body works and what causes diseases. You will study topics like human biology, cells, microbiology, genetics, and how science is used to diagnose and treat illnesses.

The course includes lectures, lab work, and practical sessions to help you see how science is used in real healthcare settings. Your assessment will be done through the use of coursework, lab reports, exams, and a final research project. By the end of the course, you will be ready to work in healthcare, research, or diagnostics, or continue with further study.

The University of Surrey is a public research university in Guildford, UK, known for high-quality teaching, excellent facilities, and good outcomes for graduates. Surrey also has a reputation for its strong Biosciences programs, making it the perfect place to obtain your degree.

Surrey students benefit from excellent teaching experience, including the provision of modern laboratories, and opportunities for fieldwork where real working skills are developed. The university supports students with strong supervision, practical learning, and feedback to help them succeed.

To apply, you will need to provide your qualifications and a personal statement explaining your interest in biomedical science. References from a teacher or employer are also required.

Grade Requirements:

• Typical offers are ABB-BBB at A-Level (or equivalent) for the standard BSc Biomedical Science course.
• Equivalent international qualifications are accepted—contact the university for specifics.

English Proficiency:

• If English is not your first language, you must meet Surrey’s requirements through tests like IELTS or equivalent.

International students will pay around £27,000 for the BSc Biomedical Science.

Surrey offers various scholarships, bursaries, and awards for international students. These may be merit-based or target-specific subjects. Check the Surrey fees and funding pages for current options for Biomedical Science.

Graduates of BSc Biomedical Science can move into roles such as:

• Diagnostic Laboratory Scientist
• Clinical Research Technician
• Biomedical Scientist
• Pharmaceutical Industry Assistant
• Public Health Analyst

You can apply for BSc Biomedical Science through UCAS or the University of Surrey’s undergraduate application portal. For further assistance, kindly reach out to one of our trained counsellors.