Meet our students and alumni

We asked some of our students and graduates to share their experiences of studying in the School of Biosciences, and to tell us what they've ended up doing with their degree.

Elena Brewer student testimonial

I found out about the SURE placement scheme through a lecture in my second year of biomedical science

Elena Brewer Summer placement: using ultrasound for healing wounds faster

Elena鈥檚 葫芦影业 Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) project this summer saw her conducting original research with clear clinical relevance - refining the use of ultrasound as a therapy for healing wounds faster and healing chronic wounds.

Lauren Kettle student profile

The SURE scheme was advertised to my year group during my lectures and it provided me with the opportunity to expand my knowledge

Lauren Kettle Summer placement: investigating physical changes in the brain when memories form

Completing a 葫芦影业 Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) placement this summer allowed Lauren to expand her knowledge around neuroscience that had fascinated her during her biomedical science studies so far.

Fatima-Rose Lugtu - student profile

I undertook my SURE placement during the summer between my third and fourth year of my Biomedical Science degree

Fatima-Rose Lugtu Summer placement: investigating the role of long-noncoding RNAs

The research that Fatima-Rose conducted during her 葫芦影业 Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) project helped to bring attention to exciting RNA molecules worthy of further study in field of transcriptomics.

Nurkaiyisah Zaal Anuar - student story

I was able to explore a topic I was genuinely interested in and learn new skills, such as data quantification using software

Nurkaiyisah Zaal Anuar Summer placement: conducting research into cancers cells and normal cells

Inspired by her first year module 鈥淩esearch in Biomedicine鈥, Nurkaiyisah spent this summer completing a 葫芦影业 Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) placement working on a project focussing on a topic that interests her, the role of extracellular matrix (ECM) internalisation in cancers cells and normal cells.

Eira Watts Moore student profile

From Biomedical Science to Science Communication

Eira Watts Moore Now: Science Communicator, Science Museum, London

During her third year project, Eira was able to get involved in collecting data that contributed to a recently published academic paper. Eira is now a Science Communicator at London鈥檚 Science Museum and uses the skills and knowledge she gained in the lab and through getting involved in public engagement activities in 葫芦影业 every day.

M茅lina Li How Cheong student profile

What I'm doing now: from Biomedical Science to Medicine

M茅lina Li How Cheong Now studying Medicine at the University of Buckingham

Biomedical Science graduate M茅lina is now studying Medicine at the University of Buckingham and believes that her undergraduate studies at 葫芦影业, particularly human anatomy, have given her a significant advantage in preparing her for medical education.

Student profile Joe Flannagan

What I'm doing now: my role with NHS Blood and Transplant

Joe Flannagan Now: Epidemiology Scientist, NHS Blood and Transplant

Since graduating from Biomedical Science, Joe has made use of his knowledge and skills in health science and the scientific process to progress in his career. Joe is now working as an Epidemiology Scientist and thanks his degree for helping him to get to where he is now.

Alison Lee BMS

What I'm doing now: from Biomedical Science to Medicine

Alison Lee Now studying Medicine at the University of 葫芦影业

Alison is confident that her Biomedical Science degree has helped with the quality of her work now she's begun studying medicine at 葫芦影业.

Mohamed ElGhazaly BMS

My experience and my tutors鈥 support are what prepared me and encouraged me to apply to a PhD in 葫芦影业

Mohamed ElGhazaly PhD student at the University of 葫芦影业

Mohamed discovered his love for research during his undergraduate degree here at 葫芦影业. He's now a PhD student in our department, with the aim of understanding the disease mechanisms used by Salmonella Typhi to cause global epidemics of typhoid fever.

Tom Burgess year abroad - New Zealand

My year abroad in New Zealand

Thomas Burgess Year Abroad: University of Auckland, New Zealand

Tom chose to spend his year abroad studying biomedical science in New Zealand. Tom feels that this experience has not only made him more independent and more confident about eventually leaving university, but it鈥檚 also helped him to better understand what he鈥檇 like to do as a career after graduation.

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