Bachelor of Clinical Science (BClinSci)
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Helping patients through scientific innovation
Benefits
- You study a unique course developed in partnership with future employers
- You understand how science technologies can be applied and developed to improve patient health
- You develop a range of specialist and generic key skills required by employers.
- You gain insights into a variety of basic research and clinical environments from year 1 that help you to make informed career decisions
- You undertake cutting-edge clinical research, with the option of taking a competitive-entry Professional Training Year placement
- You receive a structured Personal Development Programme to help develop your key skills and enhance your chances of future employment
Features
- A wide variety of innovative, interactive and stimulating teaching methods, involving scientists, doctors and patients
- Opportunities to learn with staff who are internationally recognised research leaders
- State-of-the-art learning resources, including web-based course material to support your learning
- Some opportunities to learn with other Bioscience students at the University of Exeter
- Learn in a friendly and supportive environment
The Bachelor of Clinical Science (BClinSci) degree is a unique course that's been carefully developed in direct consultation with the healthcare industry. It's a partnership that allows a fresh approach to your training and the development of a new generation of clinical research scientists, committed to translating research benefits into real improvements in patient health.
Our course provides diverse and stimulating learning opportunities for students to explore many key aspects of clinical research, including:
- Underpinning core biomedical and biomolecular science principles
- How current and emerging new medical technologies can be applied and developed to diagnose and advance disease treatments
- Practical basic science and clinical research skill development
- Professional communication, leadership and problem-solving skill development
This degree is taught jointly by the Peninsula Medical School and the University of Exeter’s School of Biosciences.