University of Birmingham - Postgraduate Open Day
18 Mar 2026, 14:00
Birmingham
Discover what it truly means to be human. This course dives deep into our biology, psychology, and behaviours, exploring our shared responsibility as the only species capable of safeguarding or endangering our planet and its ecosystems. This course will transform your approach to global challenges. You'll gain the skills and mindset to tackle complex issues with confidence, uniting innovation and human insight to drive real-world impact.
Why study Human Sciences at Birmingham?
In your Master's year you'll dive deep into research, dedicating two-thirds of your effort to an exciting, self-negotiated project that spans both semesters. Join dynamic research groups, enhance your skills, and contribute to cutting-edge studies while honing your scientific communication in compulsory modules that prepare you for impactful careers!
Entrepreneurial training: Gain entrepreneurial skills with final-year modules, empowering you to launch your own start-up or innovative project.
vibrant interdisciplinary structure: Seamlessly integrating genetics, psychology, sociology, and more to examine humanity's role in shaping ecosystems. alongside the flexibility to tailor your learning experience to your interests, ensuring that every student finds their passion while gaining a comprehensive understanding of the human condition and its global implications.
Exciting field opportunities: Join an optional field trip to Norway, studying glacial ecosystems and their vulnerability to human impact.
Join BioSoc: Connect with fellow Biosciences students through team sports, events, and specialist career conferences.
Outstanding employability prospects: Prepare for dynamic careers in global organizations, start-ups, NGOs, government, and more, addressing urgent global needs.
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