The BSc Adult Nursing prepares graduates to begin the study of nursing as a discipline and, following completion to the threshold standard of ordinary degree, to meet the requirements for registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC). An NMC accredited BSc Honours pathway provides a competitive, optional additional year to progress to Honours degree qualification. This degree enables nurses to meet the requirements of a modern health care system, work in multi-professional teams and demonstrate leadership and management abilities.

The professionally-accredited BSc Business Technology opens up a wide range of roles and opportunities for you with many organisations, including large blue chip international companies. You will learn about the fundamentals of business operations and technology, and progress to the in-depth study of systems analysis, project management, and recent advancements in business intelligence and information security management. With industry placements, business-focused content and work-related learning, the BSc (Hons) Busienss Technology prepares you for a modern career in technology-reliant businesses.

A BSc (Hons) in Applied Biomedical Science is an undergraduate degree program that focuses on the application of biological sciences to medical diagnostics and healthcare. This type of degree combines theoretical knowledge with practical laboratory skills to prepare students for careers in biomedical science, medical research, or related fields. Here are some key aspects typically covered in a BSc (Hons) Applied Biomedical Science program: Biomedical Sciences: Students study fundamental concepts in biology, biochemistry, genetics, microbiology, and physiology.

The BSc Criminal Justice and Forensic Science degree helps you kick-start your career in the criminal justice system by developing expertise in criminal justice and the forensic examination of evidence. This unique degree offers an opportunity to study criminal justice theory, research and policy alongside the forensic science vital to modern investigations. It draws on learning and expertise from two existing and successful degrees (BA Criminal Justice and BSc Forensic Science) and it covers the study

The BSc Computing Science will give you a wide ranging understanding of computing in a variety of disciplines. Study topics include software development processes and technologies; foundations of programming; software modelling tools; object-oriented analysis and design; databases; and web service development. Careers available in a dynamic industry include software developer or software engineer, web developer, systems analyst, database administrator, database designer, IT consultancy and technology sales.

A BSc (Hons) in Applied Biomedical Science is an undergraduate degree program that focuses on the practical application of biological and biomedical principles in a laboratory setting. Here are some key aspects of this program: Core Subjects: Students typically study a range of core subjects such as biology, biochemistry, physiology, anatomy, genetics, and microbiology.

The BSc Computer Animation Arts combines traditional and digital animation techniques, and covers all elements of the animation production pipeline. Computer animation, modelling and effects require both artistic and technical approaches to complex visual problem-solving. Fusing traditional skills with cutting-edge technology, this dynamic and innovative course provides you with the skills to work in a wide range of areas within the computer animation industry.

The BSc (Hons) Computer Networking is professionally recognised by the British Computer Society and will provide you with the skills, knowledge and experience needed to work in this exciting and ever-evolving field and help keep all aspects of modern life connected. You’ll discover how networking hardware and software work together to keep people and organisations connected, and support the wide range of services we expect our networks to provide.

The BSc(Hons) Collaborative Health & Social Care award provides flexible learning opportunities for those who aspire to or currently work within health and/or social care and are wishing to develop their career further. Module options allow you to tailor your studies to your area of interest within the social services and health care sector.

Take your first steps in your career as an environmental health professional with UWS’s BSc (Hons) Environmental Health with Professional Practice. This professionally-accredited degree has been developed with input from local authorities, the Society of Chief Environmental Health Officers in Scotland and industry experts and is the only one of its kind in the UK. You’ll explore how the natural and built environment impacts on human health and learn how to keep people safe and healthy using science, technology, law and professional practice.

Our BSc (Hons) Applied Environmental Science and Sustainability will prepare you for a career where you will address some of the most challenging and important issues of our time in terms of sustainable development, particularly with respect to the protection of the environment. Environmental Scientists must overcome these challenges through creative, innovative and more sustainable solutions to local and global challenges.

Get ready to pursue a career in the zoological sciences with UWS’s BSc (Hons) Applied Bioscience & Zoology degree. You’ll receive a grounding in biological and zoological science before progressing to study more advanced zoological topics. The programme will equip you with the practical and transferable skills for a rewarding career in biological and zoological sciences in Scotland or abroad. Our highly qualified and experienced team will deepen your understanding of bioscience and zoology, and the range of career options and professional accreditations available to you upon graduation.

The BSc (Hons) Chemistry provides you with the fundamental knowledge and practical skills you need for a career in the dynamic fields of drug research, environmental analysis and forensic science. With an emphasis on strong academic content and theoretical underpinnings, practical experience and modern chemical instrumentation, this degree focuses on analytical chemistry and health-related fields. Our course, which was rated 2nd in the UK for teaching in the 2023 National Student Survey, includes practical aspects to develop your analytical, problem-solving and numeracy skills. Small-group workshops, tutorials and presentations will improve your communication and presentation skills, making you attractive for a successful career in chemical sciences. In addition, there is the option to undertake a paid 12 month industrial placement between years 3 and 4.

The BSc (Hons) Chemistry with Education will provide you with both the extensive theoretical knowledge and practical skills in chemistry and professional skills through work-based learning to ensure you are fully equipped to meet the demands of being a Chemistry teacher in secondary (high) school. The overall aim of the course is to allow you to develop the knowledge and skills required to teach Chemistry at Secondary School level. You will study Chemistry to Honours level, and will also develop your teaching skills in years 3 and 4 by taking modules in Education.

The BSc Computer Games Development combines practical development skills with games design. Throughout the course you will develop your skills in game programming and game engine scripting for multiple platforms. You'll be supported by dedicated games studios and have interaction with animation artists. This is a practical, career-focused degree that encourages you to publish games and demonstrate your work to employers at our end-of-year Digital Futures event. Major games studios only employ the most talented and business-aware graduates, which is why we emphasise the need to work on real-world tasks and to create a strong e-portfolio and showreel.