Bimolecular science is the study of how molecules work in living biological systems. It is based on biochemistry and molecular biology, and extends into genetics, genomics and proteomics, biotechnology, structural, synthetic and systems biology, and bioinformatics. Students will gain theoretical knowledge and practical experience in a range of relevant subject areas, including biochemistry, biotechnology, cellular biochemistry, genetic engineering, genomics, microbiology, molecular analysis, molecular biology, molecular structures, proteomics and synthetic biology. The specialisation in bimolecular sciences is built on a strong foundation in chemistry. Students can specialise in their area of interest, or combine with a range of related disciplines including chemistry, biological sciences and physics.