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Many of our graduates secure jobs as researchers working in universities, pharmaceutical and bioscience companies and institutes.

Some of our graduates progress into laboratory-based clinical or technical roles that do not involve research, such as the NHS Scientist Training Programme. Others use their degree as a platform for postgraduate study, for example, master's, PhD and medical degrees.

The transferable skills you will develop will also leave you well-equipped for a wide range of careers outside the lab, such as medical writing, health communication or teaching.
See how we support our students in building successful careers and discover the exciting opportunities our graduates pursue both inside and outside the laboratory:

Please note, this degree is not accredited by the Institute of Biomedical Science. We have chosen not to have our degree accredited to give you maximum flexibility in your choice of course units. If you are interested in a career as a biomedical/healthcare scientist in the NHS, you can undertake the after you have completed this Biomedical Sciences degree.

Global careers

Studying a bioscience course is a great way to explore your interests and prepare for an exciting array of careers.

Our graduates progress into roles across the globe, including the following examples:

• Zoology graduate Anish is the founder of Think Wildlife Foundation (Biodiversity Conservation) in India.
• Pharmacology graduate John is a business-focused marketer working in New York.
• Biology graduate Mark is Vice President at Pfizer Vaccines R&D in New York.
• Medical Biochemistry graduate Laura Ann is a communications consultant in Singapore.
• Zoology graduate Rosie is a Creative and Content Marketing Manager in Valencia, Spain.