This one-year foundation course is designed to prepare students for degree-level study in various health, biomedical, and life science fields. It serves as a supportive entry route for those who do not yet meet direct entry requirements or are returning to education. The program focuses on developing essential knowledge and skills for university success while exploring different areas within health and life sciences. Students will gain a solid understanding of human body function, health and disease studies, and the application of science in healthcare and research. Key academic and professional skills like communication, numeracy, critical thinking, and independent learning will be fostered. The curriculum also introduces scientific inquiry, data analysis, and public health awareness, preparing students for progression to undergraduate degrees such as biomedical science, forensic science, nursing, and occupational therapy.
All module information is for 2026 entry and is subject to change.
GCSE English grade C or 4 accepted. Some courses may require GCSE Maths and/or Science grade C or 4. For international applicants, equivalent qualifications will be considered. If you do not meet the standard entry requirements, you are encouraged to apply through Clearing for potential flexibility.
UK Government policy may affect tuition fees in subsequent years. Additional course costs may apply, details can be found on the University's fees and finance section.