Program Overview

Introduction to Human Biology

The Introduction to Human Biology course is designed to provide a broad understanding of human biology, covering topics such as human physiology, the nervous system, the role of the heart, blood vessels and blood, lungs and the respiratory system, and more.

Course Details

• Duration: 12 weekly meetings plus 1 Saturday day school
• Tutor: Cheryl Lannon
• Course code: SCI25A5150C (Tuesday sessions) and SCI25A5150D (Thursday sessions)
• Fee: £560
• Concessionary fee: £448
• Location: 50-51 Park Place, Cathays, Cardiff, CF10 3AT
• Credits: 20 Credits, Level 4

Learning and Teaching

The course will feature lectures, discussions, and case studies to enhance learning and understanding of human biology.

Coursework and Assessment

Assessment methods include class tests, assignments, course journals, and portfolios. The assessments are designed to be flexible and enjoyable, enhancing the learning experience for adults with busy lives.

Reading Suggestions

There is no specific course book required, as the tutor will provide essential written materials.

Library and Computing Facilities

Students are entitled to use the University's library and computing facilities, with support available for accessing these resources.

Accessibility

The University aims to provide access for all, offering confidential advice and support for students with long-term medical conditions, disabilities, or specific learning difficulties.

Part-time Courses for Adults

The Introduction to Human Biology course is part of a broader range of part-time courses in humanities, languages, business, computing, politics and law, science and environment, and social studies.