Module Map
Bachelor of Clinical Science (BClinSci)
Understanding the basic science relevant to clinical practice
Features
- Structured small group learning (SSGL) sessions
- Biosciences laboratory practicals
- Lectures and seminars
- Life Sciences Resource Centre (LSRC) sessions
- Clinical Skills Resource Centre (CSRC) sessions
- Scientist-doctor-patient discussion sessions
- Experiential placements
- E-Learning resources
- Frontiers in Clinical Science: appraising evidence
- Independent study
Year 1 is designed to give you a robust basic scientific grounding and an insight into the application of science to clinical practice. Particular emphasis is given to: understanding the biomolecular and biomedical science relevant to clinical research, developing your awareness of medical practice, and developing core practical laboratory and clinical research skills.
A wide variety of stimulating teaching approaches are used in year 1, ranging from structured small group learning and laboratory teaching practicals, through to structured doctor-scientist-patient scientist discussions of medical cases. During the end of year 1 you'll also compile a reflective Personal Development Planning Portfolio to help support your professional development.
Core Modules:
