Upon graduation you will have an excellent foundation for future study or research, as well as possessing a range of strong transferable skills applicable to biomedical science and many other professions. You will also have developed skills such as critical thinking, group work, negotiation, data handling and numeracy, computing, problem solving, independent learning and communication. Following completion of your second year you will have the opportunity to apply to undertake a year-long placement within the industry or with an accredited NHS training laboratory. Those who choose to work within the NHS will be able to apply for a state registration as a Biomedical Scientist with the Health and Care Professional Council (HCPC) upon graduation. Undertaking this Institute of Biomedical Science accredited degree will further enhance your career prospects, as we are highly respected in the industry due to the regular assessments that are undertaken by the IBMS to ensure our students are suitably trained upon entering the profession.