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Introduction
Biological
Sciences is essentially the study
of life. With such an array of
topics available to study in
Biology the possibilities are
endless! We are a large department
that prides itself on providing a
top quality teaching/research
regime, coupled with an exciting
and informative learning
environment. We cover a wide range
of specialist areas including
biochemistry, botany, ecology,
marine biology, microbiology,
physiology, genetics and
zoology.
The
staff in the Department have
national and international
reputations in the field of
biological sciences and are
passionate about what they do.
Biology Seminars
All 1pm Friday unless otherwise
stated
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A Life or Death Decision: Quantifying the Balance Between Cell Survival and Death in Skin Development
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Joe Cursons |
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Teaching
& Learning
We aim to provide courses, programmes
and degrees that make
available interesting and relevant
information covering the full
breadth of the natural world. For
more information relating to
courses, programmes and degrees on
offer click on the 'student info'
link at the top of this page. If
you would like to contact the paper
co-ordinator direct, please
click here
Research
Research and postgraduate study
is encouraged, and all research
students acquire basic research
skills and a knowledge of
techniques, as well as training in
specialist disciplines.
The links below give a brief
introduction into some of the areas
we cover here in the department.
Each link will lead you to our
experts:
Grad
Opportunities
Interested in doing a Masters
Degree in Biology? click here
For PhD opportunities approach
supervisor/s in your area of
interest. [See Research
links above which will lead you to
our experts].
Research
Units and Centres
Within the Department of
Biological Sciences we have
research units and centres offering
both commercial services and/or
specialist expertise. For more
information, please click the links
below:
Biology Upcoming
Events/Teaching Tools
Handbooks
Undergraduate booklets contain
detail on the BSc, BSc(Tech) and BE
degrees and other qualifications.
Click here for the
undergraduate handbook.
Graduate and Research handbooks
contain details on Masters level
papers and staff research
interests.
Click here for the graduate and
research handbook.
Careers
To find out about possible
careers in Biology please
click here.
BioBlog
Supporting high school biology
students
click here.
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