The Biological Sciences programme at Imperial College London builds your understanding of living systems—from cells and genetics to organisms and ecosystems—through a structured first-year core and progressively more specialised study.In the final year, you complete a research project and choose from advanced options such as evolutionary biology, plant biotechnology and field-based study.
The Biological Sciences programme at Imperial College London provides a comprehensive understanding of living systems, ranging from cellular structures and genetics to complex organisms and ecosystems. The curriculum is designed to build foundational knowledge in the first year, followed by increasingly specialized subjects in subsequent years, culminating in a research project in the final year.
Year 1 (Core Foundations)
Year 2 (Applied Study and Further Specialisation)
Final Year (Advanced Options and Research)
Learning Activities
Entry requirements vary based on qualification type. The following subject requirements are typically expected:
GRE/GMAT: Not required for this programme.
Graduates of the Biological Sciences programme are well-equipped for a variety of career paths in fields such as research, healthcare, environmental management, and biotechnology. The skills and knowledge gained during the course prepare students for roles in both the public and private sectors, as well as for further studies in graduate programmes or professional training.
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