School of Science
Whether you’re interested in molecules, human anatomy or forensic detail, our science degrees offer you the opportunity to acquire the skills you need in a supportive, employment-focused environment.
What we teach
Students benefit from our outstanding teaching, innovative research and links with industry.
Biology and biomedical science
As a biology or biomedical science student at our Medway Campus, you’ll gain a solid foundation in the subject and have the option to study related areas such as pharmacology and life sciences. Some degree courses include fully funded international field trips and you will be taught by experts whose research is changing lives around the world.
Chemistry
Study a chemistry degree accredited by the Royal Society of Chemistry at our Medway Campus in Kent, where our commitment to teaching chemistry has a century-old reputation for excellence.
Human nutrition
Gain a scientific understanding of nutrition and its relationship to health with our human nutrition degrees. These courses offer the skills you need to improve people’s health and welfare.
Science
Whether you’re interested in molecules, human anatomy or forensic detail, our science degrees offer you the opportunity to acquire the skills you need in a supportive, employment-focused environment.
Medway - a great place to live, learn, work and visit
The University of Greenwich Medway Campus is based in Chatham Maritime, a charming area steeped in history.
Study for success at the School of Science
Our partnerships with employers equip students with the skills they need.
The healthcare system needs scientists
Indianna applied to study a Biomedical Science degree just before the academic year began. She is now embracing life at our Medway Campus.
A unique course to secure a specialist career
Hard work, staying positive and not giving up paid off for Kerry as she applied for forensic science graduate jobs.
Alina discovered Chemistry and has never looked back
From foundation year through to MChem, Alina says its all about the lecturers and how friendly and supportive they are.