Rotate through practical sessions including Blood Smears and Genes in a Bottle, explore the university’s specialist bioscience facilities and the new Superlab, and hear from active researcher-academics. A subject-focused lecture and tour of teaching laboratories show how Biomedical Science is studied at university.
Biomedical Science Day at the University of Derby is a hands-on taster event for Year 12 and 13 students who are interested in science and medical careers. It takes place at the Kedleston Road Campus and gives students the chance to explore the university’s specialist bioscience facilities, including the new Superlab.
During the day, students take part in practical laboratory sessions, attend a subject-focused lecture, and tour the campus and teaching laboratories. The event is led by expert academics who are active researchers, giving attendees insight into how Biomedical Science can make a real difference to people’s lives and how the subject is studied at university level.
The day is designed to offer a varied experience with rotating sessions, including Blood Smears, Genes in a Bottle, and a campus tour. It is aimed at students who enjoy science and want to learn more about careers in biomedical science and the wider sector.
20 January 2027, 09:30 – 15:00
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