Leeds Beckett University

Overview

Medical Microbiology at Leeds Beckett University offers a comprehensive program designed to deepen your understanding of infectious diseases, diagnostic microbiology, and public health epidemiology. The course emphasizes hands-on laboratory experiences and specialized instruction, equipping you with the skills needed for a successful career in biomedical science or further academic pursuits.

What you'll study

The curriculum integrates taught modules, professional development, and a significant research project, enabling you to progress from foundational microbiology and epidemiology to advanced diagnostic and research practices.

• Science Communication
• Public Health Epidemiology
• Diagnostic Microbiology
• Advanced Research Methods
• Research Project – Preparation
• Advanced Infectious Diseases
• Professional Development
• Research Project – Data Collection

Research project

As part of your studies, you will undertake a research project supported by comprehensive teaching and supervision. This project will enhance your ability to plan, collect, and analyze data while presenting your findings in a scientific format.

Please note: Module titles and their sequence may change; it is advisable to check the program website for the latest structure.

Entry requirements

To be eligible for the Medical Microbiology program, applicants typically need a Lower Second Class (2:2) degree or its equivalent in a relevant field.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Medical Microbiology course will be well-prepared for various roles in biomedical science, public health, and research. The skills acquired during the program will also lay a strong foundation for those wishing to pursue further postgraduate studies in related disciplines.