Integrated Master of Science - Natural Sciences (GFC0)

The field of natural sciences allows students to engage in the study of a variety of scientific subjects, providing them with the opportunity to explore these disciplines at the university level before specializing in a specific area later on in their degree. In the initial year, students have the choice to select a combination of three subjects, referred to as a "stream," and from their second year onward, they will concentrate on two subjects at the degree level.

This academic program not only permits students to continue studying subjects they are already familiar with but also offers the chance to delve into new areas of study, such as archaeology, cancer sciences, earth science, the environment, or psychology. The curriculum provides the flexibility for students to focus on their individual interests, develop a broad range of knowledge and skills, and gain an understanding of how different scientific disciplines interconnect.

Moreover, for those seeking further advancement, the MSc degree option entails an additional year of advanced study beyond the standard BSc program. This final year is dedicated to intensifying research capabilities, enhancing analytical skills, and refining project management proficiencies.