Imperial College London

Overview

The Biological Sciences with Management course at Imperial College London offers an integrated approach to studying life sciences while incorporating essential business and management principles. This three-year program equips students with a strong scientific foundation and the ability to apply their knowledge in various real-world contexts within the life sciences sector.

• Duration: 3 years (full-time)
• Award: BSc
• Credits: 180 ECTS
• Delivery: On-campus
• Location: Imperial College London
• Programme focus: Biological Sciences with a management pathway
• Language of instruction: English
• Application route: UCAS (initially to BSc Biological Sciences, course code C100)

What you'll study

Year 1 (core biological sciences): Students will engage with foundational modules across key areas of biology, enhancing their scientific skills.

• Biological Chemistry and Microbiology
• Biology of Organisms
• Cell Biology and Genetics
• Ecology and Evolution

Year 2 (applied biology and genetics): Building on core concepts, students will begin to specialize through elective options.

• Applied Molecular Biology
• Bacterial Physiology
• Cell and Developmental Biology

Year 3 (management pathway): The management component of the program, subject to approval by the Imperial College Business School, allows students to further develop their business acumen while applying their scientific knowledge.

Transfer and progression notes: Students may transfer between Biological Sciences degrees typically until the end of Year 1, while transfers to the Management Year require approval based on academic performance in the initial years.

Entry requirements

There are no specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA requirements outlined for this program. Prospective students are encouraged to check specific entry criteria that may vary based on their educational background.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Biological Sciences with Management program will find themselves well-prepared for a diverse range of careers in sectors such as healthcare, pharmaceuticals, environmental consultancy, and biotechnology. The combination of scientific expertise and management skills equips students to take on roles that require both technical knowledge and leadership capabilities.