Biological Sciences (Genetics and Genomics) (MBiol) | Oxford Brookes University

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Course summary

Do you want to help stop diseases before they show up? Do you want to be at the cutting-edge of genetics and genomics research? On our Biological Sciences (Genetics and Genomics) degree, you’ll get to experience how genomics impacts all areas of bioscience. Whether it’s healthcare, endangered species, or cancer research, we’ll help enhance your understanding and analytical skills.

Developments in big data are ushering in rapid advances in DNA sequencing. Our labs are equipped with modern equipment where you’ll sharpen your computational analysis and molecular and cell biology laboratory skills. Our staff are active in research, so you’ll stay up to date with the latest developments in the field.

Our teaching staff are committed to your success and want you to thrive. We’ve created a nurturing environment and our small group sizes are core to this.

As a graduate, your skills and experience will mean you can make a lasting impact on the health of society.

How to apply

Application codes

Course code:: C140
Institution code:: O66

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75 Go onto work and study

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