Department of Biological and Medical Sciences

CONTACT US

Contact (non-course enquiries)

bms@brookes.ac.uk
Tel: +44 (0) 1865 483274
Fax: +44 (0) 1865 483242

Contact (course enquiries)

query@brookes.ac.uk
Tel: +44 (0)1865 484848

Research vacancies

The Department of Biological and Medical Sciences offers a research-led, dynamic and supportive environment in which to study, along with the unique benefits of the city of Oxford, a centre for scientific research and learning.

We offer a range of flexible undergraduate and postgraduate courses alongside a growing number of research opportunities across a wide range of areas including plant and animal biology, biomedical science, cell and molecular biology, conservation and the environment.

Our courses are practically focused and designed to equip you with the necessary scientific and transferable skills required to work in today’s knowledge-driven global economy.

Courses

Undergraduate

Animal Behaviour and Welfare - Foundation Degree Fd(Sc)

Animal Biology and Conservation - BSc (Hons) single

Biological Sciences - BSc (Hons) single

Biology - BSc (Hons) single

Biomedical Science - BSc (Hons) single

Environmental Management - BSc (Hons) single

Environmental Sciences - BSc (Hons) single | BA / BSc (Hons) combined

Equine Science - BSc (Hons) single

Equine Science and Management - Foundation Degree Fd(Sc)

Equine Science and Thoroughbred Management - BSc (Hons) single

Human Biology - BSc (Hons) single

Human Biosciences - BA (Hons) / BSc (Hons) combined

Medical Science - BMedSc (Hons) single

Postgraduate

Biotechnology - MSc / PGDip

Biotechnology with Business - MSc / PGDip

Business, Biotechnology with - MSc / PGDip

Conservation Ecology - MSc / PGDip / PGCert

Research groups

News

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Oxford teacher Caroline O'Connor interviewed

International award for bringing biology to wider audience

Oxford Brookes’ Dr Anne Osterrieder has been awarded the Society for Experimental Biology’s (SEB) prestigious President’s Medal in recognition for her work in increasing public understanding of biology.

£1m grant awarded for the effects of alcohol education on children

Alcohol misuse by young people in the UK is amongst the highest in Europe. Despite some signs that overall levels are falling, the amount of alcohol consumed by those who drink remains high.

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