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Cardiac Physiology (Healthcare Science) with Foundation Year BSc
The University of Southampton Science Foundation Year is designed to provide you with a route to a science degree if you do not have the traditional entry qualifications. Please see our website for the
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Apply by 29 Jan
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Points of entry for Cardiac Physiology (Healthcare Science) with Foundation Year BSc
Foundation
Entry requirements for Medical Sciences and Technology and Healthcare Science at University of Southampton
Entry requirements are the formal requirements students need to meet to be considered for a place on a university course. But, each year many universities accept students with lower grades. The bar chart below shows the actual UCAS tariff points of students currently on this course.
A,B,B
Required subjects for Cardiac Physiology (Healthcare Science) with Foundation Year BSc at University of Southampton
ABB at A-level to include no more than one science subject relevant to your application.
UCAS points for current students on Medical Sciences and Technology and Healthcare Science at University of Southampton
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English language requirements
6.5
Additional details
with no component below 6.0
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How good is this course?
Most relevant Student Reviews for Medical Sciences and Technology at University of Southampton
member1088087
26th June 23
Biomedical Sciences, BSc Hons FullTime
It was quite good. Just did what it supposed to do. Nothing special read more
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member777566
7th February 23
Biomedical Sciences, BSc Hons FullTime
Biomedical sciences is a very difficult degree, some lecturers help more than others which is nice but the content as a whole is a lot to take in. my personal tutor is very helpful and very generous with tips to ease your learning. in terms of the careers - there's research, business, doctors, toxicology read more
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member1068569
28th April 22
Biomedical Sciences, Msci FullTime
My course is football studies but there was no option for that Good course, enjoy the content read more
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member567305
16th March 22
Biomedical Sciences, Msci FullTime
Only do the course if you really want to because a Masters is not easy read more
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member465279
10th January 22
Biomedical Sciences, Msci FullTime
Facilities are a bit old and lectures are scattered around campus however the course is structured very well with great support from staff read more
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Leodio21
23rd June 19
Biomedical Sciences, Msci FullTime
Lectures are pretty average, though I don't have any others to compare them to, really. The lecturers are mostly great people and answer any questions you may have succinctly and directly, though some lecturers' enthusiasm is visibly a little lacking. There is an unfortunate under-supply of tutoring sessions in my experience, and it is my honest belief that lecturers (and the university by proxy) relies on Panopto a little too much. The course content itself is very good, however. Constantly updated and engaging. The practical sessions are also mostly interesting (with one personal exception where you repeat an identical set of experiments in both Term 1 & 2, which was a little underwhelming). The Uni's IT department could use an upgrade, though the course's online resources have gotten a little better this year, they're still less than satisfactory; blackboard is not as user-friendly as it could be and many of its features simply do not work. Overall I think I had a good time though. read more
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Most relevant Student Reviews for Healthcare Science at University of Southampton
member11122389
27th October 24
Audiology, Msci FullTime
As a student in the Audiology course at the University of Southampton, I’d say it’s a top-notch program! The course strikes a great balance between theory and hands-on experience, with clinical placements that really prepare you for the job. The lecturers are experienced and approachable, and they’re genuinely invested in helping us succeed. We also get to work with cutting-edge equipment and real patients, which makes the learning feel super relevant. If you’re looking for a well-rounded, practical Audiology program, Southampton is definitely a solid choice. read more
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member882755
29th March 23
Cardiac Physiology (Healthcare Science), BSc Hons FullTime
Some of the shared modules with other Healthcare sciences are absolutely awful and completely pointless read more
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member876673
31st January 23
Audiology, BSc Hons FullTime
University of Southampton is very good. There are lots of events all the time and teaching quality is very good read more
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