3.5-Term Pathway - Foundation Certificate for Science and Engineering - Continue to Bachelor of Science (Honours) - Biochemistry

Biochemistry is the study of molecular structures and interactions in living organisms. Biochemists seek to understand living organisms in terms of chemical reactions. If students have a natural curiosity for science and a proven understanding of biology and chemistry, coupled with a desire to learn how science can be exploited for the benefit of mankind, then students have a fascinating career ahead of them.

Biochemists are in great demand by employers and this University of Liverpool degree will provide students with the knowledge and skills that employers want in medical and agricultural research, the pharmaceutical and other biotechnology industries, as well as in education. In Year Three students will have the opportunity to complete a project in one of Liverpool's excellent research laboratories, in Life Sciences, in the Medical, Veterinary and Dental Schools or even in a local hospital. Students will become proficient in IT and will use the latest software to retrieve and analyze data. Communication skills, scientific writing and oral presentation, together with a range of other employability skills are also taught, enabling students to present their findings effectively to a range of audiences.