What to study:
BSc Honours Degree Offered

• C700 Biochemistry
• C7C9 Biochemistry with Biotechnology
• C7C5 Biochemistry with Immunology
• C100 Biological Sciences Deferred Choice
(if you are unsure of your choice then you
can apply for this degree and make your choice at the end of the first year)

• B940 Biomedical Sciences
• C400 Genetics
• C410 Human Genetics
• CC59 Medical Microbiology & Immunology
• C720 Molecular Biology
• B210 Pharmacology
• B100 Physiological Sciences

Internationally recognised research:

Maximum rating of 5/5 in recent research   assessment exercise
The School is famed for its research in a    variety of areas:

Biomolecules: integrating molecular   structures and biological functions
Gene regulation
Cell signalling
Membranes, transport and trafficking
Microbial genomics, pathogenicity and   immunity

 
     
 
Reasons to study in the
School of Cell and Molecular
Biosciences:

TEACHING EXCELLENCE: our courses   scored a maximum of 24/24 in recent   external quality assurance audit
FLEXIBLE DEGREE STRUCTURE:
  Possibility of changing to alternative degree   programme at the end of the first year
  Final year optional modules
LIMITED ENTRY INTO MBBS AT THE END   OF YEAR ONE
EXCELLENT PASTORAL SUPPORT
FOCUS ON GRADUATE EMPLOYABILITY
  Vacation placements at the end of Stage 2
  Regular careers talks Strong emphasis on   development skills
ESTABLISHED UNIVERSITY AND   MEDICAL SCHOOL:
  Recipient of "The Times" University of the   Year Award 2000/2001

What Newcastle has to offer
as a City:

Low cost of living
Plenty of accommodation within a few   minutes walk form the campus
Vibrant nightlife: Newcastle's reputation as   a party city is unmatched in this   country….just ask our students!
Newcastle Gateshead is short-listed
European City of culture in 2008
Excellent train and coach links with rest of   the country

 
     
 

What our current undergraduates say:

"Compared to other universities everything is so close to hand and there is so much help available you couldn't go wrong if you tried!" Malcolm Whitelock-Wainwright (Medical Microbiology and Immunology)

"I chose to come to Newcastle because of the immense variety it offers students, not only as a University but as a town. As well as being an academic I love sport and couldn't live without it. Newcastle is proud to be a well respected academic University with the top medical school ratings in the country but also ranks in the top ten as a sporting University"
Damilola Erinle (Human Genetics)

I think Newcastle is one of the most fun cities around and I've been to a few…..There is always a lot to do even for the most board individual". Mark Ellis (Medical Microbiology)

"Newcastle is a vibrant city, with pubs, bars and clubs to suit all tastes. The University has a wide range of societies and sports to participate in and the lecturers are all friendly and approachable" Vanessa Greaves (Biochemistry)

The University is well organised, and an immediate surrogate-family for its students. It provides a warm welcome and a solid foundation on which to base our learning. Staff and students are approachable which creates a relaxed but focused, dynamic, interactive study environment where we all learn from each other, and that is always a good thing"
Catherine Smith (Physiology)

 
   
 

School of Cell and Molecular Biosciences

University of Newcastle Upon Tyne, The Medical School, Framlington Place, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Ne2 4HH, UK

Tel: +44(0) 191 222 7678
Fax: +44(0) 191 222 7424
Web:
http://www.ncl.ac.uk/camb