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12 April 2021
Amidst the uncertainty of coronavirus, writing a dissertation and coming to the realisation that my undergraduate course in Medical Science was coming to an end, I had an important decision to make. What would I do after graduation? Read more…
10 February 2020
International Day of Women and Girls in Science, celebrated on 11 February, recognises the important role women and girls play in science and technology. With that in mind, we asked some of our third-year students to tell us what science means to them. Read more…
19 June 2019
1. The first thing that surprised me the most was the fact that the course is very laboratory and research oriented. We have plenty of lab sessions where we learn various techniques and procedures that are essential for our future careers… Read more…
17 June 2019
Iron is by mass the most common element on Earth. It is also an essential element in our body, with one of its major functions to carry oxygen in haemoglobin molecules of red blood cells. Read more…
15 March 2019
The superlab is a containment level II laboratory that is available in our faculty. Read more…
2 July 2018
I came to Anglia Ruskin through Clearing. I've now finished my first year studying Pharmaceutical Science and my future prospects are greater than they've ever been. Read more…
5 April 2018
Biomedical Science student Sandip, who studies in Cambridge, shares his top 5 tips for settling into university life in the UK. Read more…
10 January 2018
To become a proficient in science (as in any field), you need experience in experimentation – but getting it as an undergraduate can be incredibly difficult. How do you do it? Here are my six top tips that got me summer research experience. Read more…
28 September 2017
Choosing a university can be very hard and there are a lot of things to think about when deciding where you want to study. I’ve put together a few things that may make your Open Day visit a little easier. Read more…
21 August 2017
I'm Hannah, a third-year Biomedical Science student and a volunteer. One of my voluntary roles was as an NUS National Conference Delegate. Read more…
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