This course will focus on the physiology and pathology of blood and its use as a diagnostic and therapeutic tool.
This course addresses the need to propel information gathering and data organisation, and exploit potential information and knowledge hidden in routinely collected data to improve decision making.
This course allows you to plan your own taught programme to match your interests and experience by selecting modules from a diverse range of option modules in the Faculty of Science and Technology, with the advice of the course leader.
The part that nutrition plays in public health has long been recognised. Within the UK’s national health system, tackling obesity and the chronic diseases that result remains a priority.
Software engineering is the area of computing that is concerned with applying engineering-style methods to the production of computer software. It is a dynamic and expanding field that continues to play a central role in the UK’s future economic growth.
This new course covers the key principles of sports nutrition and exercise physiology, right up to and including the latest research findings, as well as offering practical experience of the practicalities of working with all kinds of athletes.
This course enables you to study “cutting edge” molecular methods employed for the understanding of molecular mechanisms of diseases and for their diagnosis and treatment.
Nutrition has long been recognised as a vitally important determinant of health status within both industrialised and industrialising countries, but significant changes are occurring in the profile of nutritional problems.