Hi Johann, sorry for the delayed reply. This course is part of our biomedical sciences suite of programmes. In the first year you will build your knowledge in biomedical science and learn techniques to go along with that. This is the same for all the biomedical science programmes we have. Beyond that year you will then start to specialise a lot more. For more info check out our course page (if you haven't already) - www.fbs.leeds.ac.uk/undergraduate/course.php?c=3495
@@andrewwehbe5148 different In biomedical science you study anatomy, physiology etc (more humancentic) But in biological Sciences biophysics, biochemistry, and microorganisms and other species
