Extend your knowledge in your specialist area at postgraduate level with our honours programme. The Bachelor of Science (Honours) programme involves one year of full-time study, or two years of part-time study, after you have completed the requirements for the Bachelor of Science. After graduating with a BSc (Hons), it’s possible to progress to a Master of Science (MSc) degree. If you achieve First or Second Class First Division Honours in your BSc(Hons), you’ll be eligible for direct entry to a PhD. Physiology: Through advanced courses in Physiology, you will study topics such as experimental design and data analysis in physiological research. You will also explore the theoretical basis underpinning electrophysiological and live-cell imaging techniques used to investigate cellular function. Research topics open to exploration include: Auditory neurobiology Cardiac structure and function Circulatory control Developmental brain injury and glial cell biology Fetal physiology and neuroscience Molecular neuroendocrinology Molecular physiology of the eye Bachelor of Science (Honours) (BSc(Hons)) in Physiology 30 points from: MEDSCI 725 Experimental Design MEDSCI 733 Advanced Methods in Cell Physiology 30 points from: MEDSCI 701 Special Studies in Medical Science MEDSCI 703 Advanced Biomedical Imaging MEDSCI 717 Advanced Neuroscience: Neuropharmacology MEDSCI 727 Advanced Neuroscience: Neurophysiology MEDSCI 729 Perinatal Physiology and Medicine MEDSCI 730 Reproductive Science MEDSCI 731 Advanced Reproductive Biology MEDSCI 732 Molecular Aspects of Endocrinology and Metabolism MEDSCI 734 Advanced Integrative Physiology MEDSCI 737 Biomedical MRI MEDSCI 739 Advanced Sensory Neuroscience 60 points: PHYSIOL 787 Dissertation Jobs related to Physiology include clinical positions such as: Biomedical scientist Clinical research associate Exercise physiologist Healthcare scientist Pharmacologist