Applied Human Biology- AAQ

Applications Open: Friday 20th November 2026

Applications Close: Thursday 25th March 2027

How to apply:

Internal and External applicants - Apply via Applicaa using this link https://bromptonukat.applicaa.com

Entry requirements:

Students must met the overall entry requirements and the subject entry requirements.

Overall entry requirements:

A Levels: 5 GCSEs at grade 5-9, including English and mathematics

Applied General Qualifications : 5 GCSEs at grade 4-9, including English and mathematics

Subject entry requirements:

Subject entry criteria can be found on subject pages.

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Students must choose three (3) different subject options from three different Option Blocks (you cannot choose the same subject more than once). If a student is selecting the Chelsea FC or Kent Crusaders options, they will need to pick 3 A Levels/BTECS to study alongside this. Students should ensure they are predicted or have achieved grades that meet the entry criteria for chosen options by consulting the UKAT Sixth Form Course booklet. The blocking structure can be amended dependent on course sign up and other timetabling factors.

Students will be provided with a strong foundation in the structure and function of the human body and develop a deep understanding of how organ systems work together to maintain health. Students will explore the impact of disease, genetics, lifestyle, and diet on the body’s performance and vitality. They will also investigate what happens when body systems fail, and how healthcare professionals diagnose and treat patients. Through applied learning and practical tasks, students will engage with diagnostic medical scenarios, simulating real-world healthcare environments and preparing them for future careers in science and health-related fields. Assessment consists of six units: four internally assessed coursework components (worth 60% of the final grade) and two externally marked written exams (worth 40%). Grades awarded are Pass, Merit, Distinction, and Distinction*.

Assessment consists of six units: four internally assessed coursework components (worth 60% of the final grade) and two externally marked written exams (worth 40%). Grades awarded are Pass, Merit, Distinction, and Distinction*.

Grade 9-4 in five GCSE’s including a minimum Grade 5 in English Language or English Literature and Mathematics and Combined Science.

On completion, students can earn between 16 and 56 UCAS points, supporting progression to university, apprenticeships or employment. This qualification can lead to further study and careers in healthcare, biomedical science, pharmacy, optometry, forensic science, and related scientific research fields.