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The course is based on lectures and tutorials, with some practicals in the biological subjects. The lectures introduce most of the material you will need and provide the core concepts and theories. In the weekly tutorials, you will go into certain topics in greater depth.
Some students have gone on to work in specialised areas of research including a Research Fellowship in Social Policy, a DPhil on elderly support in Java, research in Special Education, and investigation into biotechnology.
Read about the experiences of some current and former students.
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