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Why choose Worcester?

Smaller class sizes, state-of-the-art laboratories and specialised equipment for fieldwork create an environment designed to help you to succeed.

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Biological Sciences with Foundation Year

Study a programme which combines a foundation year with a Biological Science degree over four years.

Biological Sciences (Biochemistry) BSc (Hons)

The mechanics of life: discover the molecular machinery that lies at the heart of the cell and drives all living organisms in our Biochemistry BSc.

Biological Sciences (Biology) BSc (Hons)

Our Biology BSc seeks solutions to the many challenges that shape our world, from molecular levels to whole organisms.

Biological Sciences (Zoology) BSc (Hons)

Zoology is the study of the structure, physiology, and behaviour of animals. Our BSc explores the wonders of the animal kingdom and the natural world.

Biomedical Science BSc (Hons)鈥�

Our Biomedical Science BSc is at the forefront of understanding, diagnosing and treating human disease.

Forensic and Applied Biology BSc (Hons)

Study forensic science alongside the biology that underpins it, enhancing your understanding and employability.

Medical Sciences BSc (Hons)

This undergraduate degree is primarily designed as a route into medicine for students who wish to become medical doctors.

Living in Worcester

Worcester is a beautiful, safe, university city within easy reach of Birmingham. It's a great place to pursue your passion and achieve your potential.

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Becky Jennings

Becky Jenny's has already begun her dream career, and graduated with a degree in Forensic and Applied Biology.

Alice Mockford

Dr Alice Mockford, whose PhD looked at using insects as a natural means to regulate pests in Spanish orange orchards, graduated in 2022.

Godfrey Philliam Apangu

A student from Uganda has graduated from the University with a PhD in Plant Biology, after completing four years of research looking at the effect certain fungal spores can have on human health and agriculture.

Laura Owen

Laura Owen is graduating with a BSc in Forensic and Applied Biology.

Mia Radinovic

Mia Radinovic, a Human Biology student, who has been recognised for her final year鈥檚 work, has graduated.

Abigail Dutton

Abigail Dutton is graduating with a First Class Honours Masters in Biology following four years of study.

Poppy Conway-Thomas

Poppy Conway-Thomas, who is continuing her studies with a view to becoming a clinical scientist, has graduated with a BSc in Biological Sciences (Biochemistry).

Explore one of our labs


Amazing Eggs

Dr Kate Ashbrook and Dr Chris Brown teach us about the fascinating biology of eggs.

Proteins and Health: More than Muscle

Dr Amy Cherry is a Senior Lecturer in Biochemistry. In this academic blog, she explores how proteins perform a diverse range of roles within our cells.

The demise of the Y-chromosome?

How does the Y chromosome work and is it declining? In this Academic Blog, Dr Chris Brown, Principal Lecturer in Zoology/Biology in the School of Science and the Environment, examines how sex is determined and if the Y chromosome is reducing in size.

CSI Worcester

Kate Unwin Course Leader and Principle Lecturer in Forensic and Applied Biology BSc and Forensic Biologist talks us through the 'CSI effect' occurring in court rooms.

Hay Fever and the Seven Dwarves

Dr Beverley Adams-Groom explains why we get hay fever and what we can do to monitor pollen.

Mental Health & The Environment

Dr Mike Wheeler - Head of Biological Sciences and Principle Lecturer in Biology examines the positive impact nature has upon our mental health.

Scientific research at Worcester

Find out about the diverse research activities within the School of Science and the Environment