Georgie Ward
The start of the year is essentially an in depth extension of some of the topics covered in Part 1A […]
The start of the year is essentially an in depth extension of some of the topics covered in Part 1A […]
Much the same as first year, but in far more depth, with a full course in reproduction in a variety […]
The year starts with a crash course in immunology which turned out to be my favourite bit. It takes quite […]
The Neuro course is very broad which brings advantages and disadvantages – it means that you will probably cover topics […]
A diverse course covering topics from neural development to the sensory systems and memory. I would recommend to anyone taking […]
I found the lecture series’ varied quite a lot in how interesting they were. There is fair amount on abiotic […]
Involves writing up a project usually based on a field trip taken the summer before second year. This is worth […]
This year is much an extension of Cells in first year but goes into a lot more depth about genetics, […]
A lot of the material was an extension of the Part 1A Cells course without all the biosynthetic pathways. Most […]
Be warned; there are SO MANY three letter acronyms in this course – it can get very confusing and you […]
John Ray, our Newton, a leading 17th-century English naturalist and botanist who contributed significantly to progress in taxonomy. His enduring legacy to botany was the establishment of species as the ultimate unit of taxonomy.