How do you study undergraduate biology at Cambridge?

Interested in studying biology at Cambridge University? Teaching Professor Sonja Dunbar, from the Department of Plant Sciences and Churchill College explains how the Natural Sciences course gives biologists the same depth as a specialised Biology degree, with added flexibility and breadth.

What you'll Learn in this video:

The Natural Sciences Framework:
How biology fits within Cambridge's interdisciplinary approach
Why Natural Sciences produces equally specialised graduates
The value of interdisciplinary training for modern biological challenges

Course structure:
The first year biology options
The Natural Sciences course structure
Specialisation areas for biologists

Key benefits:
Try subjects before specialising (including areas not covered at A-level)
Discover new passions like plant sciences
Built-in mathematical support for data analysis
Tackle 21st century challenges: food security, conservation, cancer treatment
Flexibility to combine biology with other sciences

Find out more about the Natural Sciences course at Cambridge:https://www.undergraduate.study.cam.a...
Find out more about studying Natural Sciences at Churchill College: https://www.chu.cam.ac.uk/undergradua...

00:00 How can you study biology in Cambridge?
00:30 What are the first year biology options?
01:00 The first year NatSci course structure
01:27 Which areas can biologists specialise in?
01:50 What are the benefits of studying biology via NatSci?
02:43 The mathematical support built into the course

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