COURSE CURRICULUM

This biology program offers a broad and engaging exploration of life sciences, combining hands-on skills with theoretical knowledge to prepare students for diverse scientific and professional paths. In the first year, students develop essential bioscience skills, including experimental techniques and data analysis, while studying the molecules of life, evolutionary processes, and the diversity of living organisms. They also explore ecology and biogeography, gaining insight into how species and ecosystems interact. The second year deepens scientific understanding with compulsory modules such as molecular genetics, plant biology, and animal form and function, while continuing to build independence as a scientist. Students also have the flexibility to tailor their studies with optional modules covering areas such as applied ecology and conservation, neuroscience, microbiology, and cellular processes, allowing them to focus on their interests and career goals. The final year emphasizes research, critical thinking, and future challenges in biology. Students undertake an independent research project while exploring advanced optional topics including climate change, conservation genetics, virology, cancer biology, ageing, bioinformatics, science communication, and sustainable agriculture. This structure ensures graduates leave with not only strong scientific knowledge but also practical expertise, problem-solving skills, and the ability to contribute to addressing major global challenges.