Microbiologists study bacteria, fungi, and viruses, and their role in infectious diseases in humans, other animals and plants. You will also learn how microorganisms contribute to environmental nutrient cycling, brewing, food, and biotechnology industries, whilst you develop the scientific and analytical skills demanded in a broad range of professions.
In the first year you may discover:
- Cell Biology;
- Microbial Diversity;
- Laboratory skills;
- Ecology.
In your second year you may explore:
- One Health Microbiology;
- Environmental Microbiology;
- Practical and Professional Skills in Microbiology;
With option to study immunology, bioinformatics, cancer biology or proteins.
In your third year you may study:
- Microbial Biotechnology;
- Microbial Pathogenesis;
- Independent research project.
With option to study pharmacology, genomics, veterinary infectious diseases or field ecology.