A/AS-levels: ABB. All subjects accepted. Two AS-levels considered in place of one A-Level.
This is the degree for students with a deep interest in the media but who are also keen to explore wider sociological questions and who want to develop knowledge and skills relevant to jobs outside, as well as inside, the media arena. You will learn a range of theoretical and methodological approaches and an ability to apply these to a wide range of media and society-related phenomena. You will also be able to explore your own particular interests in a wide range of media and sociology related option modules.
A-levels: typical offer AAB/ABB, normally including at least two relevant science subjects from Chemistry (compulsory), Biology, Physics or Maths. We may consider two AS-levels in place of one A2-level. General Studies not accepted.
Your degree in Medical Biochemistry will give you a firm grounding in modern biochemistry, covering a broad range of topics with particular emphasis on how the subject relates to medicine and health issues. Along the way you will gain not only subject knowledge but also important transferable skills that should make you an attractive prospect for future employers.
A-levels: typical offer AAB/ABB, normally including at least two relevant science subjects from Biology (preferred), Chemistry, Physics or Maths. We may consider two AS-levels in place of one A2-level. General Studies not accepted.
Are you interested in the role of genetics and molecular biology in understanding, diagnosing and treating disease, including clinical research, genetic testing and genetic counselling? On this course you will study a broad range of relevant topics, including proteins, gene expression, molecular cell biology, metabolism and molecular medicine and biomedical ethics.
A-levels: typical offer AAB/ABB, normally including at least two relevant science subjects from Biology (preferred), Chemistry, Physics or Maths. We may consider two AS-levels in place of one A2-level. General Studies not accepted.
Do you want to know more about infectious diseases, which are responsible for a third of all deaths and are a major cause of death in infants and young children? This degree will give you a thorough understanding of the range, type, structure and physiology of infectious organisms that cause disease in humans; including the major microbial diseases. You will appreciate how such organisms infect the human body, promoting both health and disease, and how such infections are prevented, managed or cured.
A-levels: typical offer AAB/ABB, normally including at least two relevant science subjects from Biology (preferred), Chemistry, Physics or Maths. We may consider two AS-levels in place of one A2-level. General Studies not accepted.
Are you curious about how the human body works, from intricate cellular processes to the function of organs, and how malfunctions in these processes can lead to disease? Your degree in Medical Physiology will provide you with a comprehensive understanding of human physiology at the molecular, cellular and systems level. Specialist modules will introduce you to common diseases of each of these systems and the scientific rationale for drug therapy in each case.
£9,250 in 2017/18After 2017/18, the tuition fee you pay may increase annually in line with inflation (RPIX) and is subject to government regulations. (RPIX is a measure of inflation in the UK, equivalent to all items in the Retail Price Index (RPI) excluding mortgage interest payments.)Find out more about scholarships and funding.Additional costsIn your first year you will be given an iPad Air which is included in your tuition fee. You will need the following, which are not included in your tuition fee:
The MBChB with Foundation Yearis aimed at students who wish to study Medicine at the University of Leicester, but whose background makes it less likely that they will be able to meet the entry requirements for our standard five-year MBChB.
EPQ with A-levels: BBB + EPQ at grade B. A-level subjects to include either French, Italian or Spanish at grade B. Two AS-levels considered in place of one A-level. General Studies accepted.
This course is designed to allow you to study up to three languages, from French, Italian, and Spanish. It is an incredibly flexible course, allowing you to tailor your degree according to your interests. There are several different pathways you can choose:
A/AS-Levels: ABB at A-Level including either French, Spanish or Italian. Applicants who choose to study two languages at advanced, then two languages at A-Level required. Two AS-Levels considered in place of one A-Level. General Studies is accepted.
This course is designed to allow you to study up to three languages, from French, Italian, and Spanish. It is a highly flexible course, allowing you to tailor your degree according to your interests.
A/AS-Levels: ABB at A-Level including either French, Spanish or Italian. Two AS-Levels considered in place of one A-Level. General Studies is accepted.
A career in translation or interpreting can be exciting and rewarding, and this course will help you gain the skills you need while studying a foreign language in depth. As an advanced language learner you will immediately start translating and interpreting into your target language.
