1. Biology: School of Life Sciences

2. Tutorials and Practical work Extensive Tutorial system Small groups (4-5 students) Every week in Year 1, with Personal Tutor Consolidate lectures and transferable skills Fortnightly in Years 2 and 3 Research-led with different tutors Scientific ideas and transferable skills Laboratories Year 1 linked to other learning and skills Years 2 and 3 addressing questions Final Year project In an active research lab Investigating a topic in real depth Alzheimer’s disease and Tau phosphorylation Bioterrorism: how serious is the threat?

3. DEGREES OFFERED Entry 2014 Offer for all degrees will be AAB or ABB ABB likely for students with 2 or more science A-levels Biological Sciences A broad-based degree which you shape to fit your interests Biochemistry A detailed understanding of life at the molecular and cellular level Biomedical Science A focused degree on human health and disease Medical Microbiology and Virology Studying how the microscopic world affects human health Master of Bioscience courses Available from 2015

4. Prof Charles Sheppard Advise Government on setting up the Chagos Islands Marine Reserve Co-teaches Third Year Marine Law module with the Law Department C100 Biological Sciences Most flexible degree, your options help define your degree Field Courses Dale Fort, Pembrokeshire Namib Desert, Namibia

5. C700 Biochemistry ells work Need A-levels in Biology and Chemistry Taught with the Chemistry Department Prof Chris Dowson Briefed the Chief Medical Officer on her presentation to the G8 Summit on antibiotic resistance Teaches Second Year Clinical Microbiology module

6. B900 Biomedical Science Studying the basis of human health and disease From molecular biology and infection to neurobiology and physiology A pathway to medicine and medical research Professor Nick Dale Using biosensors to “listen” to brains function when we sleep Teaches Second Year Neurobiology module

7. Ebola virus MRSA C520 Medical Microbiology and Virology Specialised degree on the microbes and viruses associated with health and disease. Built around understanding and controlling infection From the cellular processes in pathogens to treatment and epidemiology Prof Andrew Easton On the BBC showing how children spread viruses Teaches Second Year Viruses and Disease module

8. Will be recruiting to MBio courses in 2015 A 4 th year additional to our BSc Degree streams Final year an extended research project either at Warwick or in Industry. Will be able to transfer into these degrees from BSc courses Graduate with: MBio in Biological Sciences MBio in Biochemistry MBio in Biomedical Sciences MBio in Medical Microbiology and Virology New Master of Bioscience courses

9. Gaining applied experience: Gaining applied experience: MBio with Industrial Placement Paid employment in industry or a research centre

10. The Orchard: Interactive Computational Learning Suite 120 seat, purpose built computer suite Equipped with iMACs & video wall for interactive teaching, learning & assessment

11. Biomed Grid Library facility at Gibbet Hill Interactive and group work Trained advisors for peer support Text books for reference

12. For more information see www2.warwick.ac.uk/go/urss Gaining applied experience: Undergraduate Research Scholarship Scheme (URSS) gain experience of academic research develop transferable skills earn money – bursaries of up to £850 available opportunity to work at Monash University, Melbourne

13. 40% go on to further study PhD, MSc, PGCE Graduate Medical School 30% undertake a science career Lab technician Science publishing/patent law/sales Conservation/environmental health Teaching 30% into non-science careers Banking and accountancy Civil Service Journalism and publishing After 6 months Life Sciences graduate average salary is £24,000CAREERS

14. Enjoy the rest of your day! Dr Leanne Williams -Teaching Fellow leanne.williams@warwick.ac.uk