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Biological Sciences
Molecular Biology and Biochemistry
Building on Histology and Cell Biology from Year 1, this course goes deeper into the molecular machinery of the cell โ DNA replication, transcription, translation, and the biochemical pathways underlying cellular metabolism.
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Microbiology and Immunology
The diversity of microbial life and how organisms defend against it โ bacterial and viral biology, and the fundamentals of innate and adaptive immunity across the animal kingdom.
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Comparative Anatomy and Physiology
How anatomy and physiology vary and converge across the animal kingdom โ comparing vertebrate body systems to understand both the diversity and the shared evolutionary logic of animal form and function.
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Ecology and Environmental Biology
How organisms interact with each other and their environment โ population dynamics, community ecology, and the environmental pressures shaping ecosystems, extending General Biology and Ecology from Year 1.
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Research Methods and Biostatistics
How biological knowledge actually advances โ experimental design, statistical analysis, and the research methods biologists use to test hypotheses and interpret data rigorously.
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Cell Signalling and Molecular Genetics
How cells communicate and how genetic information is regulated โ signal transduction pathways and the molecular mechanisms controlling gene expression, building directly on Molecular Biology and Biochemistry.
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Evolutionary Biology and Population Genetics
The mechanisms driving evolutionary change โ natural selection, genetic drift, and how allele frequencies change within populations over time, building on Genetics and Evolutionary Biology from Year 1.
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Physiology of Organ Systems
A deeper, systems-based exploration of physiological function, extending Human Physiology I with a comparative and integrative lens across major organ systems.
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Conservation Biology and Biodiversity
The science of protecting biological diversity โ extinction risk, habitat conservation, and the applied biological science behind conservation policy and practice.
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Laboratory Techniques in Biological Sciences
The practical laboratory skills underlying modern biological research โ molecular biology techniques, microscopy, and the hands-on methods biologists use to generate and analyse data.
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Developmental Biology
How a single fertilised cell becomes a complex organism โ the molecular and cellular processes governing embryonic development, differentiation, and morphogenesis.
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Bioinformatics and Genomics
How biological data is analysed at scale in the genomic era โ sequence analysis, genomic databases, and the computational tools biologists increasingly rely on.