Biological Sciences BSc (Hons)

Discover the science behind life with our accredited Biological Sciences BSc at Birmingham. From genetics to ecosystems, explore how animals, plants, and microorganisms function and interact, preparing you to tackle global biological challenges. By combining hands-on training with essential skills, we ensure you excel in your career. Our specialist degree labels highlights your expertise, shaping you into a versatile professional and driving you forward with a degree that meets top employer demands.<br/><br/>**Why study Biological Sciences at Birmingham?**<br/><br/>The Biological Sciences BSc combines hands-on training with essential skills while allowing you to specialise in exciting areas like genetics or zoology.<br/><br/>**Field courses:** Be part of exciting fieldwork like studying glaciers in Norway or aquatic environments in Pembrokeshire bringing real-world biology to life.<br/><br/>**Professional Placement:** Boost your employability with industry experience, applying your knowledge in real-world settings with our placement year programme.<br/><br/>**Study Abroad:** Spend your third year in France, Spain, Germany, or one of 300+ global destinations, immersing yourself in new cultures and learning from experts with our year abroad option.<br/><br/>**Royal Society of Biology Accreditation:** Our degree ensures you meet employer needs and stand out in the job market.<br/><br/>**Join BioSoc:** Connect with fellow Biosciences students through team sports, events, and specialist career conferences.<br/>Specialist Degree Labels<br/><br/>Across all of our Biological Sciences programmes, you have the exciting opportunity to reflect on your journey and add a specialised pathway in your final year (if you meet the requirements). These pathways allow you to showcase your unique strengths and areas of interest, giving you a competitive edge as you step into the next phase of your career. The following labels may be added to our Biological Sciences degree programmes:<br/><br/>Human Health and Disease<br/>Microbiology and Infection<br/>Genetics<br/>Food Security and Sustainability<br/>Conservation Biology<br/>Zoology