ABB including at least one of Biology, Chemistry, Physics or Maths plus a second science-related subject which can include Food Technology, Mathematics, Home Economics, Geography, Psychology, PE, Human Biology, Environmental Science, Geology, Computing or IT. We will also accept a BTEC in Applied Human Biology to be within the first group to substitute for the Biology. GCSE Mathematics, Biology and Chemistry or Dual Award Science, required at GCSE (minimum grade B or 6) if not offered at A/AS Level.

Extended Diploma only in Applied Science, must have 4 or more of the 8 optional units in biology and/or chemistry at overall DDD. GCSE Maths grade B or 6.

including 15 credits in biological sciences. Chemistry and mathematics or quantitative methods units are desirable.

AABBB including Biology. Advanced Higher Biology preferred. Chemistry desirable at Higher Grade but not essential. Mathematics and Chemistry required at National 5, minimum grade B (or grade 2 Standard Grade or Intermediate 2 equivalent) if not offered at Higher Grade. Where a candidate bypasses the assessment for National 5 qualifications, a minimum of grade C in the Higher Mathematics and Chemistry is required. Scottish qualifications can be taken in more than one sitting.

32 points including Biology or Chemistry at Higher Level Grade 5 or above plus at least one other STEM subject. Mathematics, Biology and Chemistry required at Standard Level grade 5 if not offered at Higher Level

If you offer the Level 3 Extended Project Qualification in a topic relevant to the degree programme, we will vary our offer to recognise this.

H1H2H2H3H3 at Higher Level including at least one STEM subject. Chemistry or Biology preferred. Mathematics at Higher Level is desirable. If not offered at Higher Level then Maths at Ordinary Level 2 will be required.

D3 M2 M2 in Principal Subjects including at least one STEM subject. Biology or Chemistry preferred. GCSE Mathematics, Biology and Chemistry (or Dual Award Science) required at minimum grade B or 6 if not offered as principal subjects.