Course Information & Syllabus
Course Information :
Rapid development in many areas of science frequently mean that graduates need to retrain in particular specialized fields of study. The wide choice of modules available on this programme makes it possible to tailor study closely to
individual needs, particularly if you are seeking to study a new scientific discipline, retrain or update your knowledge and skills.
Year 1 :
Bioinorganic Chemistry
Biophysics
Biostatistics
Cell and Molecular Biology
Molecular Genetics and Genetic Engineering
Advanced Enzymology
Immunology
Instrumentation: Biochemical and Molecular Biology
Techniques
Protein and Membrane Chemistry
Intermediary Metabolism and Bioenergetics
Nutritional and Regulatory Biochemistry
Year 2 :
Computer Applications and Bioinformatics
Drug Metabolism and Pharmacokinetics
Human Physiology
Applied Biochemistry
Clinical Biochemistry
Six months dissertation project
Coursework & Assessment :
All the units would be assessed though written exams at the end of the semester and the practical experience gained by
the student would be assessed during the sessionals to be examined by an external examiner. Students are also
expected to appear for a viva-voce based on both the theory and practical syllabus. The students, for obtaining the degree, are required to submit a comprehensive 10,000 word report and present a seminar detailing the training work.
Careers :
A biochemistry postgraduation will form a passport into areas such as proteomics, drug manufacture and design,
bioinformatics, medicine and health, forensics, agriculture and related industries and the research industry.