Advanced Biology

Dive straight in with a look at the cell structure and various transport mechanisms that molecules use to move in and out of cells. We’ll examine the structure of specific organic molecules and the structure and mechanisms of enzymes. We’ll also explore the mitotic cell cycle, the structure of nucleic acid and the process of protein synthesis.

The course covers the structure of the transport system in plants and animals, the structure of chloroplasts, the process of photosynthesis in plants, the process of homeostasis in plants and animals, and the structure of the gas exchange system of the body. We’ll also explore infectious diseases such as cholera, tuberculosis, malaria and AIDs, the process of cellular respiration, and the importance of ATP molecules in the body.

The course will guide you through the transmission of characters from parents to offspring and the selection and evolutionary process of living organisms. We’ll also look at biodiversity and various aspects of the ecosystem, and the process of genetic engineering along with its principles and advantages.

By studying this course, you will:

• Gain an increased understanding of cells, molecules, and enzymes
• Explore the mitotic cell cycle, the structure of nucleic acid and the process of protein synthesis
• Learn about the structure of chloroplasts and the process of photosynthesis
• Discover the transmission of characteristics from parents to offspring, the evolutionary process of living organisms, and various aspects of biodiversity

The Advanced Biology Diploma Course is for students who have completed our Biology Diploma Course, or gained the same level of knowledge elsewhere, and would like to advance their understanding of the natural world even further. This could be to help you on your way to further study or to gain a deeper comprehension of life.

Please note: This course is for educational purposes only and does not constitute formal academic or scientific training. It does not qualify you to work in medical, clinical, or laboratory roles. For professional or academic qualifications in biology or related sciences, please consult accredited institutions or universities.