Our Clearing vacancy list will be updated regularly as courses move in and out of Clearing, so please check regularly to see if we have any places available. These provide a rough guide to our likely entry requirements for Clearing applicants.ĭuring Clearing (after 5 July), our entry requirements change in real time to reflect the supply and demand of remaining course vacancies and so may be higher or lower than those published on UCAS as typical entry grades. Please contact the School for more information at entry requirements for 2022 entry remain published on the UCAS course search website. It is not possible to offer places to all students who meet this typical offer/minimum requirement. Students offering alternative qualifications should contact the Admissions Office for further advice. The University will consider applications from students offering a wide range of qualifications, typical requirements are listed below. You can also expand your horizons with our year abroad, where you'll study at one of our partner institutions. You can also add a sandwich year to your degree where you’ll work in industry, giving you the chance to put into practice the skills you’ve learnt and build important connections. In your final year, tailor your degree to your interests through optional modules and a research project of your choice, which may be laboratory, business, computing or communication based. Next you’ll build on this knowledge and develop your skills as a bioscientist, covering areas such as animal form and function, plant physiology and adaptation, gene expression, infection and immunity, and microbial physiology. You’ll gain expertise in laboratory practical work and the analysis and presentation of biological data. You’ll start by gaining an insight into key biological disciplines, including anthropology, biochemistry, cell and molecular biology, evolution, genetics, infection and immunity, microbiology, and the physiology of animals and plants. Flexible Foundation Year options available.This student-run society holds a seminar series, academic talks, trips and social events. Get involved with science outside of the lab by joining Kent BioSoc.We collaborate with research groups in industry and academia and have excellent links with local employers, including the NHS, Lonza and Sekisui Diagnostics, Roche, Sanofi and Pfizer.Focus on your future with expert careers advice and the opportunity to take a paid Summer Studentship, giving you valuable hands-on experience in our research labs.You'll get hands-on practical experiences in our fantastic laboratories - take a look around with current student Georgia.Two of our academic staff have been awarded National Teaching Fellowships Our lecturers are both innovative teachers and active researchers.Study a wide range of modules and build your degree around your interests.Our Biology degree is accredited by the Royal Society of Biology (RBS). You’ll learn from inspirational academics working at the cutting-edge of research with access to fantastic facilities. As a biology student at Kent you study living organisms and their interactions with the environment, investigating life forms ranging from viruses and bacteria to complex animals and plants.
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