My keenness to study Biomedical science is driven by my curiosity in the function of the human body along with my desire to promote health and care for others. Through this degree, I wish to work in a medical field with thrilling technological advances and to apply my scientific knowledge to diagnosing diseases. I'm anticipating learning about the topics in this course as a biomedical science undergraduate.
Studying Chemistry has given me the opportunity to explore my interest in science and I enjoyed carrying out experiments in the lab which has improved my laboratory techniques. It has also enabled me to delve into topics that have fascinated me such as the optical isomer s-thalidomide and it's tragic teratogenic effect on the human body. A-levels maths has helped refine my problem solving and data handling skills. Psychology has broadened my research and debating skills as well as my ability to apply studies to theories which is crucial to the field of biomedical science. Learning about cell biology in BTEC Applied Science was stimulating and encouraged my desire to undertake this course.
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This was difficult and required us to work effectively under pressure as a team in order for us to get to our camp. Working proficiently as part of a team is a skill that is important in a Biomedical team therefore I am able to co-operate well with others and also work independently. In spring, I participated in the National Citizen Service where I met many different people and boosted my confidence. This experience allowed me to venture out of my comfort zone and to take on challenges such as helping lead a social action project to make a difference in my
Studying Chemistry has given me the opportunity to explore my interest in science and I enjoyed carrying out experiments in the lab which has improved my laboratory techniques. It has also enabled me to delve into topics that have fascinated me such as the optical isomer s-thalidomide and it's tragic teratogenic effect on the human body. A-levels maths has helped refine my problem solving and data handling skills. Psychology has broadened my research and debating skills as well as my ability to apply studies to theories which is crucial to the field of biomedical science. Learning about cell biology in BTEC Applied Science was stimulating and encouraged my desire to undertake this course.
During the week, I volunteer at a local charity shop where my work involves interacting with the general public …show more content…
This was difficult and required us to work effectively under pressure as a team in order for us to get to our camp. Working proficiently as part of a team is a skill that is important in a Biomedical team therefore I am able to co-operate well with others and also work independently. In spring, I participated in the National Citizen Service where I met many different people and boosted my confidence. This experience allowed me to venture out of my comfort zone and to take on challenges such as helping lead a social action project to make a difference in my