On this degree course, you'll: Learn to become a professional scientist with the latest theory backed up by lab training Study genes and cells, how they work at molecular level and clone DNA in practical classes Understand the role of biochemistry in developing fuel and biofuels, fighting disease, and researching animal and human development Learn from academic staff who are doing trailblazing research into epigenetics, developmental biology, molecular biology, microbiology and molecular biophysics Get involved with the European Xenopus Resource Centre, one of the largest frog resource facilities in the world Access our molecular biology research labs, globally regarded as some of the best available at a university Use the latest tech such as X-ray diffractometers, nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometers and instrumentation for protein purification Have the opportunity to apply to the Erasmus+ exchange scheme, which involves a summer research placement at a European university