CAMBRIDGE

Medicine, Biomedical & Human Sciences

Explore human health through medicine, biomedical science, genetics, psychology and neuroscience.

Age Range

14-17 Years

Duration

13 Days

Location

Queens’ College
University of Cambridge

Summer Session 2027

Session 1: 4–17 July 2027
Session 2: 18–31 July 2027

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Programme Fee
£4,590
2027 Standard fee £5,988
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Offer ends 31 October 2026

COURSE INTRODUCTION

Discover the science of human health

This immersive programme explores the field of human health from the fundamental building blocks of life to the complex relationship between the body, brain and behaviour. By connecting clinical medicine with biomedical research, genetics, psychology and neuroscience, students gain a broad understanding of how health is studied, explained and improved.

Designed for curious students considering medicine, healthcare or the human sciences, the programme encourages evidence-based thinking, thoughtful discussion and a deeper appreciation of the scientific and human dimensions of health.

What You Will Explore

From medicine through to human behaviour

Explore the interconnected fields that shape our understanding of health, disease, the human body and behaviour.

Medicine

Explore how organisations operate, manage resources and make strategic and financial decisions.

Biomedical Science

Discover how biomedical research investigates the biological processes underlying health, disease and medical innovation.

Life Sciences, Genetics & DNA

Explore the science of life, from genetic information and DNA to the biological processes that shape human health. 

Psychology, Neuroscience & Human Behaviour

Examine the relationship between the brain, behaviour and human experience through psychology and neuroscience.

COURSE EXPERIENCE

Connect science with human health

Students explore human health from scientific, clinical and human perspectives, connecting medicine with biomedical research, genetics, psychology and neuroscience.

PROJECTS AND OUTCOMES

Think critically. Explore deeply.

The programme encourages evidence-based thinking, thoughtful discussion and a deeper appreciation of the scientific and human dimensions of health.

FUTURE STUDY & Careers

Consider where your interests could lead

Designed for students considering medicine, healthcare or the human sciences, the programme provides the opportunity to explore these related areas.

A Typical Day

A balance of learning and experience

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THE CAMBRIDGE EXPERIENCE

Learn in a city of discovery, innovation and tradition

Explore new ideas and experience the distinctive academic character of Cambridge.

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Moments that matter

Want to explore the programme in more detail?

Download our 2027 Programme Guide for full information on our courses, locations, accommodation and student experience.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Your questions answered

What will students explore on the Medicine, Biomedical & Human Sciences programme?

Students explore the related areas of medicine, biomedical science, life sciences, genetics and DNA, psychology, neuroscience and human behaviour, gaining a broader understanding of how health is studied, explained and improved.

Is this programme suitable for students considering medicine or healthcare?

Yes. The programme is designed for students considering medicine, healthcare or the human sciences, while encouraging evidence-based thinking and thoughtful discussion around the scientific and human dimensions of health.

How does the programme connect medicine with human sciences?

The programme connects clinical medicine with biomedical research, genetics, psychology and neuroscience, allowing students to explore health from both scientific and human perspectives.

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