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The Division of Biosciences offers a diverse range of undergraduate degree in areas such as biomedical sciences, medicine, neuroscience, physiology and pharmacology.
Why study Biosciences at UCL?
- UCL is ranked No. 8 in the World for Life Sciences (2020 Times Higher Education World University Rankings)
- All students have the opportunity to study in a world class research-led environment.
- We have an outstanding international reputation, and a community of over 550 staff and 300 PhD students engaged in cutting edge research and collaboration.
- We proudly hold a Bronze Award from Athena SWAN and are working towards a Silver Award.
World-class research
UCL is home to world-class research institutes, including the Centre for Environment and Biodiversity (CBER), the Centre for Life’s Origins and Evolution (CLOE) and the UCL Genetics Institute (UGI).
Biosciences Undergraduate Programmes at UCL
The BSc is a three-year degree programme and the MSci programme offers an additional year on top of the BSc. The MSci programme includes an extended research project.
Combined programmes
Second/third year entry degree programmes
Integrated BSc degree programmes for MBBS students
- Click to expand and view all one-year integrated degree programmes available to UCL Medical Students
The Division of Biosciences offers the following one-year integrated degree programmes to UCL Medical Students:
IBSc Physiology
IBSc Neuroscience
IBSc Pharmacology
IBSc Anatomy, Cell and Developmental Biology
IBSc Physiology and Pharmacology
IBSc Human Genetics and Genomics
Studying Biosciences at UCL
UCL Life Sciences Society
Bioscience students can join UCL's Life Science Society, the largest and most active science society on campus.
The student-led committee organises a host of academic talks, professional development workshops, and formal and informal social events throughout the year.
