Bachelors Degrees (BSc) in Biochemistry

The University of Sunderland is a global institution, which helps students achieve academic excellence in a diverse range of disciplines and fields through five unique Faculties. It's internationally known for the quality of teaching and research, and all of the research-active staff also teach, which means that you benefit from cutting-edge research at every stage of your degree. The university's vision is to be bold and inspirational in providing education, research, and creative practice, which offers transformative experiences to students, staff, communities, and business partners in the UK and across the world. It aims to make a difference and to create and nurture an inclusive environment in which everyone can flourish. They believe that universities have a role to play in a fair and democratic society and success for them is not measured solely by league tables but by the wider contribution, they make to the place and society.

Coventry University has a long history of providing education. When you enroll at CU, you are part of a truly global university. The institution has over 150 countries represented among its 13,000 international students. CU understands how to support you from the moment you apply, assisting you in settling in as soon as possible so you can begin enjoying student life. Coventry University is a stimulating, diverse, and enthusiastic organization dedicated to providing the best possible experience for its pupils and employees. That's where you come in: if you want the personal satisfaction of making a genuine difference in people's lives through your own meaningful contribution, you're the ideal candidate to join the university community.

Freshman students can choose to study in Madrid for up to two years before making the transition to Suffolk University in Boston. For those in our Government Department with a major in International Relations, you can choose to fulfill all four years of your undergraduate degree at the Madrid campus. Suffolk Madrid offers courses in art history, business, communication, computer science, English, government, history, science, sociology, Spanish and general education requirements. Class sizes range from around 15-25 students, giving undergraduates the benefits of a personal academic experience.