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This A Level equivalent course follows an applied learning structure, meaning it focuses on real-world applications of scientific concepts. It offers a context led approach to scientific study, and is excellent preparation for many careers in healthcare, such as radiography, nursing and paramedic science.
Five GCSEs at grade 4 or above including English Language, Mathematics and Science. GCSE Biology is preferred if taken.
In Year 1 you will study:• Human health and disease• Physiological measurement techniques• Medical science research methodsYear 2• Medicines and treatment of disease• Clinical laboratory techniques• Medical case study
Teachers will employ a variety of methods to deliver the course content. Here are some possibilities: • Lectures and Class Discussions: These cover the fundamentals of human biology and related medical topics. • Practical Activities: Students might conduct experiments, dissections, physiological tests, or practice laboratory techniques to reinforce theoretical concepts. • Case Studies: Analysing real-world medical scenarios allows students to apply their knowledge to solve problems. • Research Projects: Students can delve deeper into specific topics through independent or collaborative research.
Assessments will comprise 50% externally set practical exams and 50% internally assessed work.
