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5 reasons to study biosciences at Bath From a great student experience to graduate job prospects, there are lots of reasons to study biosciences at Bath. Here are our top 5.
Master's courses in biosciences Our MSc Molecular Biosciences degrees are available in four specialist areas.
Postgraduate research degrees in biology & biochemistry Find out about our PhD degrees, funding opportunities and how to apply.
Milner Centre for Evolution We are a unique, cross-faculty research centre bridging biology, health and education.
Equality and diversity in the Department of Biology & Biochemistry The Department is firmly committed to promoting equality and diversity.
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Bread mould avoids infection by mutating its own DNA Scientists discover that a common fungus goes against the evolutionary rule that states natural selection should limit genetic mutations.
Genetics Shambles: New discussion series starts online Genetics Shambles, created in association with The Genetics Society and The Milner Centre for Evolution, is a fortnightly discussion show hosted by Robin Ince.
Nanodevices show how cells change with time, by tracking from the inside For the first time, scientists have added microscopic tracking devices into the interior of cells, giving a peek into how development starts.
The University of Bath makes a fitting contribution to frontline health care Getting hold of a high-grade mask is only half the battle – unless the mask fits snugly, it’s as protective against Covid-19 as a cotton hankie.
Scientists discover why some birds live fast and die young An international study, co-authored by a researcher from the Milner Centre for Evolution, has revealed why some bird species take longer to develop than others.
How Widening Participation works with schools and colleges How we work with local schools and colleges to encourage under-represented students to apply to university.
Using a placement to make the right choice Tobias Brady found his biochemistry placement invaluable to decide his future preferred way of working.
Using research skills to revolutionise petcare Biosciences graduate Alysia Hunt tells us how her degree helped prepare her for work as a Research Scientist at MARS Petcare UK.
Discovering a career in research Gus Hyland, a third year Biochemistry student, talks about his placement year at Monash University in Melbourne.