Cell Biology - Standalone module
About
Available via distance learning, this module allows you to develop your knowledge in cellular components and processes involved in the birth and the life and death of cells. It is ideal if you wish to "top-up" your existing degree to become a registered Biomedical Scientist, or if you are looking to take a course as part of your continuing professional development.
You will be provided with a basic introduction to cellular components and processes involved in the birth, life and death of cells. It will develop your knowledge of the identity, nature and properties of important cellular organelles and how these organelles function in cellular processes and the replication of cells. The role of abnormal cellular function in pathology will also be covered.
Please note, in order to offer you the best possible experience and keep our programmes up to date and relevant, the University is going through a transition period and is reconfiguring a number of our programmes. These improvements will affect applicants from September 2021 onwards. This webpage will be updated with new course information in due course.
This course is part of the School of Biosciences which sits within the College of Health and Life Sciences.
Requirements
Entry Requirements
Students with Good or Very Good (70%+) are eligible for entry onto Masters programmes depending on the degree obtained.
If you are applying for finance, engineering or science based subjects, you must have studied a similar field in your undergraduate degree.
All PhD applicants need to contact the research groups direct with their individual research proposal.
English Requirements
- PTEMin 67
- IELTSMin 6.5
- TOEFLMin 93
Career
Our CPD courses offer you the opportunity to enhance your knowledge and skills in order to develop your career. In addition, our ethos is to equip you to make a real difference in your field.
These modules will allow you to obtain the academic competences that are required to apply to the Health Professions Council for Registration as a Biomedical Scientist.
Fee Information
How to Apply
- Copies of your university transcripts, for each year of study
- If you haven’t completed your degree yet, please submit the grades that you have achieved so far. If necessary, certified English translations of all documents should be provided.
- Copies of your English language qualifications (if necessary – please check our English Language Requirements as this may not be required)
- Two references (one academic and one employer)
- A personal statement (250 words max)
Your statement should explain your interest in your chosen subject area, highlight non-academic achievements or activities that you wish to be considered, and demonstrate how the course will support your career plans.
You’ll find an application form on every postgraduate course page. Once your application has been received, you’ll receive a confirmation email followed by an electronic copy of your completed form. Our Admissions team will respond to you via email within five working days.
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