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In this degree, you'll investigate ecosystems; learn to understand environmental patterns and processes; and learn how to address environmental issues.

This degree allows you to study broad natural sciences, choosing topics of interest, or to specialise in a particular branch of science.

If you’re fascinated by human biology and the prevention, detection and treatment of disease, then this degree is for you.

If you have already completed the Foundation Degree in Computing and IT Practice (or its equivalent), this top-up will give you a full honours degree.

Grow a rich, scientific understanding of the environment and learn how to tackle topical problems with our MEnv integrated masters degree.

This work-related foundation degree has no academic requirements and lets you choose what to study across a range of subjects.

This foundation degree is for those working in engineering-related employment; you’ll learn engineering fundamentals and apply them within your workplace.

This diploma explores the branches of natural science – biology, chemistry, earth sciences, environmental science, physics, astronomy and planetary science.

Explore a variety of topics including human biology; cellular and analytical biology: neurobiology; cognitive psychology; and mental health and more.

This diploma will give you a grounding in fundamental pure and applied mathematical concepts and theories with the option to combine them with statistics.

This certificate introduces the branches of natural science – biology, chemistry, earth sciences, environmental science, physics, astronomy & planetary science.

This certificate offers an accessible and engaging introduction to the science behind human health and disease.

Examine human health by focusing on particular health conditions, and use science, maths, psychology and epidemiology to explore the causes and distribution of ill health.

This certificate provides evidence of scientific literacy and numeracy in the context of health, and builds skills in interpretation and analysis of evidence.

This introduction to astronomy and planetary science investigates the stars, planets, galaxies, space exploration and the origin and evolution of the universe.

This certificate combines study of fundamental physics concepts – classical mechanics, fields, waves, relativity, quantum physics – with practical activity.

This module introduces the health sciences by exploring globally important health topics, ranging from nutrition and infectious diseases to pain and breast cancer screening.

Questions in science is a key introductory science module that encompasses astronomy and planetary science; biology; chemistry; earth and environmental sciences; and physics.

This module explores basic statistical concepts for analysing and interpreting data, emphasising the practical but includes some of the underlying theory.