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Higher Human Biology

Location
Anniesland Campus
SCQF Level
6
Start Date & time
21 Aug 2025 @ 6 - 9pm (Thursday evenings)
Qualification Type
Higher
Course Type
Evening
Duration
1 year ( August - June)

£550.00

Higher Human Biology helps you to develop and apply knowledge and understanding of human biology, and an understanding of human biology's role in scientific issues and relevant applications of human biology, including their impact on society and the environment.

What will I learn?

Higher Human Biology will build on your previous biological knowledge in the areas of the:

  • Cell
  • Genetics
  • Body systems
  • Behaviour
  • Environment.

The structure and function of many areas in the Human Body are studied in detail.

You will gain competence and confidence in applying biological techniques, experimental work and laboratory report writing.

Thinking of joining?

If you'd like a place on this course, you must:

  • Ensure you meet the entry requirements
  • Pay the full fee of £550

Payment options:

  • Pay the full fee of £550
  • Pay in 3 installments via PayPal. Option available at checkout. PayPal account required.
  • There is no funding or fee waiver available for this course.

Entry requirements (minimum)

  • For Higher Human Biology we require an A or B pass at National 5, Intermediate 2 or Standard grade (or equivalent), in Biology or
  • Have studied a health related subject at HE level (HNC or university) or have studied at HE level.

Note:

Please ensure you meet these entry requirements prior to making payment. If you pay but do not meet the entry requirements, the College reserve the right to refuse any refund.

You are required to provide your Scottish Candidate Number (SCN) upon booking so we can ensure you meet the entry requirements above.

Jobs and further study

  • The course is relevant if you are interested in the medical profession, teaching, science or as a laboratory technician.
  • National Course qualifications at Higher level can be used to support progression in a variety of work or study contexts.

More questions? Contact us about this course