Course summary

Our course has been designed to provide a rich and dynamic student experience, achieved through a partnership between Wrexham Glyndwr University and Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board North Wales Clinical Research Centre. The programme is ideally suited to those seeking to study & practice within the biomedical sciences and healthcare sector. This course includes a foundation year to prepare you for further years of study by building on your fundamental science knowledge and academic study skills. Has been carefully aligned with the requirements of the Institute of Biomedical Science (IBMS), the Professional Body that accredits the course. Offers a flexible programme with named routes to cater for the learning and personal/professional development needs of students wishing to work within a biomedical, clinical and healthcare perspective. Students will develop knowledge, while analytical skills will be improved by undertaking laboratory-based investigations employing biomedical methodology. Undertake a five-week block of laboratory-based work at NWCRC, engaging with researchers and Biomedical Scientists. Additionally, some research projects in both the second and final year of the course may be conducted at the NWCRC. After graduating from this course, be thoroughly grounded in ethical and reflective practice, and have a sound subject-specific and research knowledge base.