10 Professional Life Sciences Bachelors Degree Programs

BIU’s Goodman Faculty of Life Sciences offers students biological knowledge and a scientific education based on modern research. Our faculty includes more than 40 internationally recognized scientists who have a wide variety of research interests and who teach courses related to their specializations.

Would you like to work as a creative biotechnology engineer on innovative solutions and actively shape the future of the life sciences? Then the Applied Life Science Technologies degree programme at Ansbach University of Applied Sciences is just the right foundation for you!

Zoology is the study of animals, from the simplest invertebrates to the largest terrestrial or marine mammals. Simple animals often provide models for studying higher, more complex species (including humans) and help drive basic research that transcends the subject boundaries.

The Bachelor’s programme in Life Science focuses on life, bridging chemistry and biology to explore living systems. Our teachers have close links to outstanding research in areas such as microbiology, medicinal chemistry, biochemistry, infectious medicine, and plant and forest biotechnology. After completing the programme, you can call yourself a chemist, molecular biologist or both, as you have the opportunity to finish your education with a double Bachelor's degree in both these subject areas.

At University College Venlo (UCV), you have the opportunity to focus on health, nutrition and business in an interdisciplinary manner. You design your own curriculum by choosing from a broad range of courses from the Social sciences (e.g. psychology, sociology, economics, health management, public health or law) and Life sciences (e.g. biology, chemistry and informatics and physiology).

This Life Sciences course aims to provide the theoretical and practical knowledge and skills required to succeed in your desired degree at Brunel University London. Students will examine a range of research approaches, techniques, and methodologies, and manage their personal development, as well as intellectual and practical skills.

The Life Sciences degree prepares students for high-demand science-related careers in three years.

The objective of this bachelor’s degree is to allow students to acquire solid scientific knowledge for a real understanding of the living things.

This program offers students the possibility to pursue the second semester of L3 (S6) at the University of Montreal.

The Bachelor of Applied Science Program in Integrative Professional Studies prepares students to complete 58 credits of courses taken from the Davenport University Colleges of Arts and Science, Business and Health Professions.