BSC EXTENDED DEGREE IN SCIENCE
IS THIS FOR ME?
This one-year course will prepare you for degree-level study. You will explore biology, chemistry and physics and gain the knowledge and skills you need to progress to the first year of a University of Hertfordshire science degree.
HOW AND WHAT WILL I LEARN?
Your course will consist of classroom-based assignments, projects, practical tests and exams.
You will study topics including introductory biology; mathematics for scientists; introductory chemistry; introductory physics; and, extra optional modules for mathematics, mammalian physiology, applied and environmental biology, physics, statistics or chemistry.
WHAT CAN I DO NEXT?
Having successfully completed this course, you will be able to progress to:
- University including the remaining years of a degree course at the University of Hertfordshire
- Apprenticeships
KEY FACTS AND MORE INFORMATION
More details about the course and the programme specification can be found below:
- BSc (Hons) Initial Year for Extended Degree in Science – Biological Science, click here.
- BSc (Hons) Initial Year for Extended Degree in Science – Subjects Allied to Medicine, click here.
- BSc (Hons) Initial Year for Extended Degree in Science – Mathematics, click here.
- BSc (Hons) Initial Year for Extended Degree in Science – Physical Sciences, click here.
WHAT DO I NEED TO APPLY?
You need 48 UCAS points including GCSE maths, English and science at grade 4 or above. We will consider work experience or equivalent qualifications for mature students.
Applications for these courses must be made via UCAS, using the University code H36 – course code B900 (biological science), B902 (allied to medicine), G101 (mathematics) or F900 (physical science). Campus code N.
