Neuroscience BSc
Queen Mary University of London · England · U900197
Neuroscience BSc at Queen Mary University of London lists 26 subjects. Subjects include Cell Biology and Developmental Genetics, Comparative & Integrative Physiology and Human Genetic Disorders. The topics that come up most are cell biology, molecular biology and biological sciences (5, 5 and 5 subjects).
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Queen Mary University of London
What you'll study in Neuroscience BSc
Example subjects: Cell Biology and Developmental Genetics, Comparative & Integrative Physiology, Human Genetic Disorders, Membrane and Cellular Biochemistry, Advanced Human Genetic Disorders, Molecular Basis of Disease, Project Skills in the Life Sciences, Structured Research Project, Human Anatomy, Cells, Biomedical Physiology I - Exchange, Movement and Integration, Biomolecules of Life.
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in Neuroscience BSc?
Neuroscience BSc covers areas like cell-biology, molecular-biology, biological-sciences, clinical-genetics, physiology, computational-biology, life-sciences, biochemistry.
Who offers Neuroscience BSc?
Neuroscience BSc is offered by Queen Mary University of London, England.
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