The University of East Anglia has announced a grant specifically intended for Indian students who want to enroll in the BSc Biomedical Science program (UEA). The students will also get a placement year from the National Health Services (NHS).
“This scholarship represents our commitment to nurturing global talent in biomedical science,” said Dr. Mark Williams, an associate professor at the School of Biological Sciences at the University of East Anglia in the United Kingdom. We have created a terrific opportunity for students to gain world-class education and invaluable hands-on experience in the UK healthcare sector by combining financial support with our unique NHS placement year. We think that this program will enable the upcoming generation of biomedical experts to significantly improve healthcare around the world.
About the scholarship programme
This scholarship offers significant financial support to Indian students wishing to enroll in this program and pursue a career in biomedical science with the NHS in the UK. Throughout the course of the program, the scholarship is valued at £4,000 per year.
The four-year Biomedical Science degree program aims to provide students with advanced theoretical knowledge and practical skills with an emphasis on real-world applications.
There is an optional NHS placement year in the third year. The student’s aptitude and academic success, as well as supply and demand, will determine the placement.
Biomedical Science (BSc Hons) and Biomedicine (BSc Hons) are the two degree options available to students in this program. According to the press release, the first-year curriculum is the same for both, enabling students to choose their area of specialization as they advance.
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Source: Business Standard
