732 Courses
Biochemistry
University of Aberdeen
BSc (Hons) · 4 Years · Full-time · Aberdeen · 2025
Tariff points: N/A
Biochemistry
Aberystwyth University
BSc (Hons) · 3 Years · Full-time · Aberystwyth · 2025
Tariff points: 104/120
Biochemistry
Aston University, Birmingham
BSc (Hons) · 4 Years · Sandwich · Birmingham · 2025
Tariff points: N/A
Biochemistry
University of Bedfordshire
BSc (Hons) · 3 Years · Full-time · Luton · 2025
Tariff points: 112/112
Biochemistry
University of Birmingham
Msci (Hon) · 4 Years · Full-time · Birmingham · 2025
Tariff points: N/A
Biochemistry
University of Bristol
BSc (Hons) · 3 Years · Full-time · Bristol · 2025
Tariff points: N/A
Biochemistry
University of East Anglia UEA
BSc (Hons) · 3 Years · Full-time · Norwich · 2025
Tariff points: N/A
Biochemistry
University of Aberdeen
BSc (Hons) · 4 Years · Full-time · Aberdeen · 2025
Tariff points: N/A
Biochemistry
Aberystwyth University
BSc (Hons) · 3 Years · Full-time · Aberystwyth · 2025
Tariff points: 104/120
Biochemistry
Aberystwyth University
MBiol · 4 Years · Full-time · Aberystwyth · 2025
Tariff points: 120/128
Biochemistry
Aston University, Birmingham
BSc (Hons) · 4 Years · Sandwich · Birmingham · 2025
Tariff points: N/A
Biochemistry
University of Bedfordshire
BSc (Hons) · 3 Years · Full-time · Luton · 2025
Tariff points: 112/112
Biochemistry
University of Birmingham
Msci (Hon) · 4 Years · Full-time · Birmingham · 2025
Tariff points: N/A
Biochemistry
University of Birmingham
BSc · 4 Years · Full-time with time abroad · Birmingham · 2025
Tariff points: N/A
Biochemistry
University of Birmingham
Msci (Hon) · 4 Years · Full-time with year in industry · Birmingham · 2025
Tariff points: N/A
Biochemistry
University of Birmingham
BSc (Hons) · 3 Years · Full-time · Birmingham · 2025
Tariff points: N/A
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University of East Anglia UEABiochemistryMy future plans involve working in a lab to progress research in genetic diseases that affect the immune system. This comes from a place of personal interest because I had a chronic genetic disease but am now cured and wish to help on this front by getting into research. Hannah
University of EssexBiochemistryHi, I’m Hannah and I am an undergraduate biochemistry student at the University of Essex. I loved biology and chemistry at A level which lead me on to choose my degree to find out about those subjects in more depth. I like drawing and reading. I also love music, my favourite artist is Adele. And I also like playing on my piano Rebecca
Lancaster UniversityBiochemistryHello, I'm Rebecca! I'm a Biochemistry student, with a specific interest in molecular biology, protein structure and function, and drug development. During my time at Lancaster, I've completed a placement year at Vertex Pharmaceuticals and a summer internship in the university labs. I've loved my time at university so far, highlights include watching the ducks on campus, losing pub quizzes, and going out for food with my friends! Feel free to ask me any questions about my experience at Lancaster, studying bioscience at university, or applying for an internship/placement! Maida
University of ReadingBSc BiochemistryI'm a university student experiencing life for the first time, just like you soon! Feel free to text me and chat about anything Uni of Reading and general student life related :) I’d love to know your story, I’m not scary I promise!! :) Mini
University of ChesterBSc BiochemistryHi I'm Mini, a third year undergraduate student studying biochemistry. My favourite modules are immunology and organic chemistry. I am also part of the Tamil and Malayali society as a treasurer. I aim to find a career path in the field of biochemistry or forensics. Pippa
University of ChesterBSc BiochemistryHello! I’m Pippa and I’m studying Biochemistry. My dream is to become a Clinical Scientist within Microbiology or Biochemistry and work within a lab based environment. I love helping people and volunteering with charities. As-well, I adore baking sweet treats that I can share with my family. Tomi
Swansea UniversityMedical Biochemistry, MSci (Hons)Hi, I'm Tomi :) I would describe myself as scientifically minded, with a systematic approach to working, and enthusiasm to learn and develop personal skills in a practical setting. A possible career goal may be to become a healthcare scientist, with the longer-term aspiration of moving into medical research/industry with a budding interest in consultancy work.
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