During your first two years, you'll explore the fundamentals of biological chemistry, molecular biology, integrative cell biology, and genes and genomics.

You'll also consider the commercial aspects of the biochemistry and biotechnology industries, including commercializing technology, entrepreneurship, intellectual property, and patents.

With teaching enriched by the Department's internationally leading research program, you'll learn through lectures and case studies from business leaders and academics.

Through laboratory, computational, and fieldwork, you'll acquire the skills required to design, carry out and analyze the data from biochemical experiments.

Your studies will be complemented by a Life Science Skills program where you'll be trained in quantitative skills, programming, statistics, and scientific writing and presentation.

Your final year will be spent with the Imperial College Business School, with an emphasis on preparing you for leadership roles.

This will help you build expertise in accounting, entrepreneurship, and marketing as you examine the management culture of business organizations.