Biomathematics is an intrinsically interdisciplinary area, implying close collaboration between experimental biologists, mathematicians, modellers and statisticians. The course has been designed to appeal to the more quantitatively-minded students whose overriding interests are in the biosciences. Admission Requirements see Biological and Biomedical Sciences Name Charles Shaw Statistics Contact Prof.
Students also undertake projects in biomathematics and bioscience.
They also undertake projects in biomathematics and experimental biology. Career Opportunities Rewarding employment is available in fields which require a quantitative approach to problem-solving. Graduates are particularly well qualified for employment in many areas where statistical skills combined with a training in bioscience are appropriate, such as the National Health Service or the pharmaceutical and food industries.