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Biochemistry
Laboratory Techniques in Biochemistry
The practical laboratory skills underlying modern biochemical research โ protein purification, spectrophotometry, and the hands-on methods biochemists use daily, directly preparing you for your Year 4 research project.
Biochemistry
Structural Biology and Bioinformatics
The computational and structural tools biochemists increasingly rely on โ protein structure prediction, molecular modelling, and the bioinformatics databases connecting sequence to structure to function.
Biochemistry
Biochemical Pharmacology and Toxicology
The molecular mechanisms underlying how drugs and toxins interact with biochemical pathways โ receptor binding, enzyme inhibition, and metabolic activation, connecting biochemistry directly to pharmacology and toxicology.
Biochemistry
Advanced Topics in Metabolic Regulation
Integrating everything covered across your biochemistry education into how the body coordinates metabolism as a whole system โ hormonal regulation, metabolic flexibility, and systems-level biochemical integration.
Biochemistry
Biochemistry Research Project I: Proposal and Literature Review
The first half of your capstone research experience โ identifying a genuine biochemical research question, conducting a thorough literature review, and developing a rigorous research proposal.
Biochemistry
Biochemistry Research Project II: Data Collection, Analysis and Presentation
The culmination of your Biochemistry degree โ executing your research project, analysing your data, and presenting your findings as a complete, independent piece of biochemical research.
Radiography
Radiographic Pathology I
How disease and injury appear on medical images โ recognising common skeletal and chest pathology on radiographs, building the pattern recognition every radiographer relies on to produce and flag diagnostically useful images.
Radiography
Radiation Physics and Radiobiology
Building on Radiographic Physics and Imaging Technology from Year 1, this course covers the biological effects of ionising radiation and the physical principles underlying radiation safety practice.
Radiography
Digital Imaging and Image Processing
How modern digital radiographic images are captured, processed, and optimised โ digital detector technology and the image processing principles that produce a diagnostically useful final image.
Radiography
Clinical Radiography Practicum I
Your first supervised clinical placement, applying positioning and technique skills from across the program to real patients under close supervision.
Radiography
Patient Care and Radiographic Ethics
The professional and ethical framework of radiographic practice โ informed consent, patient dignity, and the ethical considerations specific to imaging vulnerable or anxious patients.
Radiography
Radiographic Pathology II
Extending Radiographic Pathology I into abdominal, genitourinary, and more complex multi-system pathology as it appears across different imaging modalities.