Bsc in health and human sciences in Durham university

As a student on the BSc Health and Human Sciences degree, your learning will be supported by formal teaching sessions, such as lectures and smaller-group teaching in seminars and practical classes. The Anthropology Department has anthropometric equipment, a skeletal collection, a fossil cast collection, a material culture collection and other practical resources that are used in relevant modules, and you may also be able to use these independently, to supplement your learning or for project work.

UCAS Tariff Points 136-160 A-levels AAB, International Baccalaureate: 36 points. IELTS 6.5 with no component under 6.0, The 12th Standard minimum of 84 %. 

Behavioral Health Educator, Health Science Specialist, Research Assistant, Health Science Specialist.

15th Jan