Metabolic Disease (Intercalated)
About this course
BMSc (Hons) in Metabolic Disease (Intercalated), a medicine degree focused on energy metabolism and the control mechanisms leading to disease. Core topics include Research Methods. The course is structured around laboratory and theoretical study, culminating in an independent research project. The fourth year covers core academic training through compulsory modules such as Core Academic and Research Skills, Medical Education, and BMSc Research Project. Students examine educational theory, curriculum design, and assessment strategies within the context of medical practice. The curriculum centres on scientific methodology, study design, and current clinical research questions. Practical investigations involve energy metabolism control and circulatory function.
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Modules
- Core Academic and Research Skills
- Medical Education
- BMSc Research Project