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Human Biology Level 3 (2 Year Course)

Level 3

Course code: AG3001L
Type: Full Time, A Level, T Level & Combination Course > Combination Course
Duration: 2 Years
Subject area: Sciences
Location: North Shropshire
No fee information available

About the course

This is a combination course. It can be chosen alongside 2 other combination courses, you will study your choice of 3 courses over a 2-year period.

This AAQ in Human Biology course explores the structure and function of the human body, focusing on how biological systems work together to maintain health and respond to disease. You’ll study topics such as cells and tissues, the cardiovascular and respiratory systems, nutrition and digestion, genetics, immunity, and the nervous system. The course combines theoretical knowledge with practical skills, helping you understand the science behind human health and medical advances.

What qualification will I gain?

Level 3 National Extended Certificate in Human Biology.

Why choose us

Our Human Biology course offers a hands-on and engaging approach to learning, ideal for students interested in health, medicine, and biological sciences. You’ll develop analytical thinking, laboratory skills, and scientific literacy that are highly valued in both higher education and the workplace. With expert teaching and access to well-equipped labs, you’ll be supported in making connections between biology and real-world health issues, preparing you for a future in science or healthcare.

What you could do next

This qualification supports progression to university degrees in areas such as:

· Human biology

· Biomedical sciences

· Nursing

· Physiotherapy

· Nutrition

· Medicine

· Public health

Career opportunities include:

· Healthcare professional (e.g. nurse, paramedic, physiotherapist)

· Biomedical scientist

· Laboratory technician

· Clinical researcher

· Health educator

· Roles in pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries

Popular modules

  • Principles of Applied Human Biology.

  • Practical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases.

  • Human Biology and Health Issues.

  • Functional Physiology.

  • Diseases, Disorders, Treatments and Therapies.

Assessment methods

Assessment will be via two external written exams and coursework.

Entry requirements

A minimum of 5 GCSEs at grade 4 (grade C), to include at least grade 4 (grade C) in English Language.