YR 1 STUDENTS - DO YOU WHICH SUMMER SCHOOL YOU NEED TO ATTEND AND WHEN IT IS? PLEASE READ TO FIND OUT MORE!

1. IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR
YEAR 1 STUDENTS – PLEASE READ!
FIELD COURSES AND SUMMER SCHOOLS
Each summer school or field course forms the major part of the Year 2 Skills module for your degree
course. One of the below (depending on your degree course) is compulsory for all current Year 1
students. It is not possible to obtain permission to delay attendance until the end of Year 2 unless there
are very exceptional circumstances.
Module Module title Compulsory for Details Staff Dates
code these courses responsible
BS211 Skills in - Molecular Cell biology Dr Jody Weeks 37-38
Biomolecular Medicine & laboratory course Mason 12-19 June 2012
Science Biochemistry on campus
- Biochemistry
- Genetics
- Biological
Sciences*
BS212 Ecology Residential - Ecology Field course in Dr Alex Weeks 38-39
Field Course - Biodiversity and Brittany, France Dumbrell 21-29 June 2012 (plus
Conservation information session on
- Biological 02/05/2012 from 10.00-
Sciences* 12.00 in TC2.8 and
TC2.9
BS213 Marine Biology - Marine and Field course in Dr David Weeks 50-51
Residential Field Freshwater Biology Millport, Scotland Suggett 10-17 September (plus
Course information session on
23/04/2012 from 10.00-
11.00 in 6.327)
BS214/ Biomedical Science: - Biomedical Science Hospital Dr Paul Week 37
BS137 Hospital Experience laboratory Dobbin 11-15 June 2012
and Skills Training experience (plus information
session as part of the
BS137 lecture from
16.00-17.00 on
03/05/2012)
BS216 Research Skills and - Sports and Exercise Sports science Dr Jo Week 38
Employability in Science summer school Barton 18-22 June 2012
Sports and Exercise - Sports Science and on campus
Science Biology
*BSc Biological Sciences students must choose whether they wish to study BS211 or BS212 and must attend the
corresponding field course.
BS212 and BS213 Field Courses
If you are considering changing to a course which requires you to take BS212 or BS213, you should go to the
information sessions. To be eligible to attend the BS212 or BS213 field courses, you will need to complete a field
course registration form and a medical questionnaire (available at the information sessions). Failure to complete
and return these forms to the appropriate organiser means that we will not be able to book a place for you on the
relevant field course. Students that undertake BS212 or BS213 will be required to undertake an additional
compulsory module, BS257 Career Development and Research Skills for Ecological and Marine Scientists.