Secure your place on a biomedical sciences degree through clearing

Clearing is another opportunity for you to join us at the University of Plymouth in September
Students using microscopes in a biomedical sciences lab session

Contact our Clearing call centre

If you’re worried about your results or you’d like to chat through your options, our fantastic team will be on hand to answer your questions.

At Plymouth you'll work with leading academics on groundbreaking biomedical research, contributing to advancements in areas such as cancer biology, immunology, and molecular medicine.
Gain real-world experience. From summer research experience to full year industry placements, take the opportunity to develop your employability.

  • BAccess to some of the best-resourced laboratories in the UK

  • ÄFrom short to long term placements our students are supported to develop high levels of research and industry experience

  • ÇYou’ll be taught by internationally recognised researchers and NHS professionals

Apply through Clearing if:

  • you haven’t met the conditions of your offers
  • you haven’t made a UCAS application this year
  • you haven’t received any offers (or none that you want to accept).

Follow our step-by-step guide to Clearing

Find detailed guidance and information about what to do to, in what order, to help you secure your place through Clearing.

Call centre opening hours

Check our opening hours and get some some easy tips to help you feel ready for your Clearing call.
 

Our Clearing accommodation guarantee ✔

For anyone making a new application through Clearing, who meets our terms and conditions we guarantee:
  • a room in our University-managed accommodation
  • or a room in accredited private accommodation
  • or a room supplied by an alternative private provider (if you meet their terms and conditions).
 

We discovered upwards of 50 antimicrobial producing bacteria, which could be producing potentially novel antimicrobials...This is something that could have real impact when you consider the current global efforts to tackle antimicrobial resistance.

Enus, BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science student