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Biological Sciences
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.
Biological Sciences
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.
Biological Sciences
Developmental Biology
How a single fertilised cell becomes a complex organism โ the molecular and cellular processes governing embryonic development, differentiation, and morphogenesis.
Biological Sciences
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.
Biological Sciences
Advanced Topics in Neurobiology and Endocrinology
A deeper dive into two of the most complex regulatory systems in biology โ nervous system function and hormonal regulation, and how they coordinate organismal behaviour and physiology.
Biological Sciences
Research Project I: Proposal and Literature Review
The first half of your capstone research experience โ identifying a genuine biological research question, conducting a thorough literature review, and developing a rigorous research proposal.
Biological Sciences
Research Project II: Data Collection, Analysis and Presentation
The culmination of your Biological Sciences degree โ executing your research project, analysing your data, and presenting your findings as a complete, independent piece of scientific work.
Dentistry
Human Anatomy II (Head and Neck for Dentistry)
A dentistry-focused continuation of Human Anatomy I, going in depth into the head and neck โ the skull, cranial nerves, and the vascular and muscular anatomy directly relevant to dental and oral surgical practice.
Dentistry
Oral Histology and Embryology
How oral and dental tissues form and are structured at the microscopic level โ tooth development, enamel and dentine formation, and the embryological origins of craniofacial structures.
Dentistry
Dental Materials Science
The science behind the materials dentists use daily โ restorative materials, impression materials, and the physical and chemical properties that determine when and how each is used.
Dentistry
General and Oral Microbiology
The microorganisms relevant to dental practice โ the oral microbiome, cariogenic and periodontal pathogens, and infection control principles specific to the dental setting.
Dentistry
Dental Radiography and Imaging
The imaging techniques dentists rely on daily for diagnosis and treatment planning โ intraoral and extraoral radiography, radiation safety, and image interpretation fundamentals.