Undergraduate courses
Biomedical Science
Analyse the causes and effects of human disease
Discover our Biomedical Science courses here, or apply now through Clearing.
Information Evening: Studying Health at York St John
Wednesday 6 November, 4.00pm to 6.30pm
This evening provides an opportunity to speak to academic staff from our health courses, hear from our support teams, tour our campus and health facilities, and find out more about student life.
Carry out innovative experiments to explore how your body works and investigate the diagnosis and treatment of disease.
Our accredited Biomedical Science course can prepare you for a career as a biomedical scientist. As well as leading to laboratory based roles, you will also have the skills you need for a career in forensic science, data analysis, science writing and pharmacology.
95%
Biomedical Science students responded with a 95% positivity score for how often the course is intellectually stimulating. (National Student Survey 2024)
Courses
Biomedical Science BSc (Hons)
Carry out laboratory tests to examine how different diseases affect the normal structure and function of the human body. Gain scientific knowledge and laboratory skills needed to investigate, diagnose, monitor and treat different types of disease...
96%
Biomedical Science students responded with a 96% positivity score for how well their course developed knowledge and skills that they will need for the future. (National Student Survey 2023)
IBMS and RSB Dual Accreditation
Our course has dual accreditation from the Institute of Biomedical Science and the Royal Society of Biology. This means you will gain the broad scientific knowledge and current technical skills necessary for professional laboratory work.
Outstanding laboratory facilities
You will have access to our teaching laboratories, bespoke scientific equipment and research laboratories. Your practical classes are taught in these spaces and you can access them outside of contact time under supervision.
1 year placement in the NHS
You can choose to apply for a year-long NHS placement in an IBMS approved laboratory between year 2 and 3. This will give you the necessary qualification to start your career as a biomedical scientist.