Biomedical Science Personal Statement
As people we have been given the most prestigious gift, that we have the opportunity to change and save lives. I believe that i am passionate about the biology that the human body involves and how the human body overcomes survival. Studying Biomedical Science at a higher level at university would be a great opportunity to broaden my knowledge and greater my understanding of this discipline. This equality has encouraged me to gain a significant insight into a variety of biological factors that effect us personal and the shape of our lives. Studying science has helped me understand many areas. As biology has helped me understand in-depth how the human body functions. Chemistry has helped me with laboratory and practical skills which are important in a field such as Biomedical Science. Physics which has developed my logical and problem solving abilities.
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In year 12 i was given the chance to do work experience in a pharmacy for my first year. This experience enabled me to get an insight in the pharmaceutical side of medicine. Where I had gained a variety of skills. As i was able to administer medicine. Here i observed and learnt the processes that occurred in this particular career such as the making of the drugs and the chemistry that was involved behind it. In year 13 i explored; being able to be a laboratory technician in a local hospital where i had seen how work was conducted in the hospital laboratories. Although not directly involved in any medical activities, i was still able to analyse laboratory procedures and how doctors and laboratory technicians worked together to provide necessary treatment for their patients. Having so much work experience in the field that links within biomedical science. I have faith, i would achieve the most in my academic years at
In year 12 i was given the chance to do work experience in a pharmacy for my first year. This experience enabled me to get an insight in the pharmaceutical side of medicine. Where I had gained a variety of skills. As i was able to administer medicine. Here i observed and learnt the processes that occurred in this particular career such as the making of the drugs and the chemistry that was involved behind it. In year 13 i explored; being able to be a laboratory technician in a local hospital where i had seen how work was conducted in the hospital laboratories. Although not directly involved in any medical activities, i was still able to analyse laboratory procedures and how doctors and laboratory technicians worked together to provide necessary treatment for their patients. Having so much work experience in the field that links within biomedical science. I have faith, i would achieve the most in my academic years at