Biomedical Science - University of Sheffield

Studying for a Biomedical Science degree in Sheffield is a unique experience: our lecturers are leading experts in their fields, their research is helping fight disease and save lives. We also have one of the only anatomy modules in the UK where you can perform a full dissection of a human cadaver.
Find out more at www.sheffield.ac.uk/bms

[@Biomeducated]

Nice promotional video!

[@tabithanjeri7264]

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[@tabithanjeri7264]

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[@treedharitree]

Can international students apply for medicine in UK universities after 1st yr of Biomedical Sciences in Sheffield ?

[@LanNguyen-qn9db]

I'm keen on medical knowledge, I chose to become medical student in my country but I dont wanna examine patients, or do surgery :)) i wanna become scientist not physician. I wonder if this course is suitable for me?

[@abhishekpawarpoems]

Yup why not!

[@rishigembali6066]

Can you go into medicine after

[@monmon-xi1fo]

I wonder if studying biomedical science requires a lot of knowledge about chemistry, as I am only studying one science subj.(biology) at school. Will I have many difficulties in studying this?

[@ScienceSheffield]

Hi! You can find a full details of the entry requirements for our undergraduate Biomedical Science degree at www.sheffield.ac.uk/bms/study/prospective_ug/applying/entry. If you have any more questions, please email [e-mail].

[@andrewpeden2135]

If you are interested in our course please contact [e-mail] and they can discuss the requirements for the course.

[@laylajameel5106]

What can I work after getting biomedical sciences degree

[@Biomeducated]

There's tons of options: medical lab scientist (hematology, pathology, immunology, biochemistry, microbiology), typically in a hospital or in a private lab. You can do research in research labs for the government, for private (bio)pharma companies. You can go into a more sales function by selling medical equipment, you can become a medical writer, you could become a teacher, you could progress to a PhD and do academic research, you can go in clinical trials as a CRA or a clinical trial manager... plenty of options ;) I'm planning on making videos on these job roles on my own channel. Cheers!

[@Biomeducated]

@Rohith Krishna Yes, to make/produce it you better become a Biomedical Engineer. But to sell it for instance, as a technical sales manager or something, I'm pretty sure you can get a job like that with a Biomedical Science background as well :)

[@ferassaffar3825]

Can someone who holds a degree with biomedical science to work as a pharmacist or physician assistant?

[@ScienceSheffield]

Hi Feras! To work as a Pharmacist you need to complete a Pharmacy degree, so if this is what you are interested in Biomedical Science might not be a good first choice. You can go straight into a Pharmacy degree from school or college. In terms of becoming a Physicians Associate, this is a pathway that is open to our students, and several of them have been successful in going into this career. So in this case Biomedical Science would be a good choice. If there's anything else you'd like to know, feel free to email us on [e-mail]. There is also lots of information about careers with a Biomedical Science degree on our website: www.sheffield.ac.uk/bms/prospective_ug/careers