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Biological Sciences (Genetics and Genomics) (MBiol)
Oxford Brookes University
MBiol (Hons) · 4 Years · Full-time · Oxford · 2025
Tariff points: 112/136
Biological Sciences (Genetics and Genomics) (MBiol)
Oxford Brookes University
MBiol (Hons) · 4 Years · Full-time · Oxford · 2025
Tariff points: 112/136
Biological Sciences (Human Biosciences) (MBiol)
Oxford Brookes University
MBiol (Hons) · 4 Years · Full-time · Oxford · 2025
Tariff points: 112/136
Biological Sciences (MBiol)
Oxford Brookes University
MBiol (Hons) · 4 Years · Full-time · Oxford · 2025
Tariff points: 112/136
Biological Sciences (Zoology) (MBiol)
Oxford Brookes University
MBiol (Hons) · 4 Years · Full-time · Oxford · 2025
Tariff points: 112/136
Biodiversity and Wildlife Conservation (MBiol)
Oxford Brookes University
MBiol (Hons) · 4 Years · Full-time · Oxford · 2025
Tariff points: 112/136
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University of LincolnBiology - MBioHi! My name is Scarlett I am happy to share my experiences about studying biology at the University Lincoln with you! I can tell you about my course and school, facilities on campus, student life and social activities. I also commute from home so can help with any questions you may have about this. If your question is not about biology please choose the relevant buddy to speak to, or email enquiries@lincoln.ac.uk for more help. Please note, I am unable to help with the specifics of your application. Thanks! James
University of WarwickBiochemistry (MBio)I studied Biology, chemistry, maths and french for A levels and chose to do biochemistry at Warwick because of the opportunity to complete a paid research placement and complete your masters at the same time. I also love the campus vibes and felt very at home when I first visited. I am passionate about research, especially in the field of antimicrobial resistance. In the summer I will be conducting a research project using AlphaFold to model the Enzymes involved in the production of a gram-negative enterobacterial cell surface protein called the O-antigen polysaccharide. The aim of the research is to build more accurate 3D models of the enzymes involved and test different ligands to see if they can act as inhibitors. These can then be tested for the ability to form novel antibiotics. My career ambitions are not that clear to me yet. After my Industrial Masters I would I may want to go into a research role. However, I also have a passion for finance, so I am currently gaining experience in this industry alongside my degree so to have as many options as possible for the future.