Financial Mathematics sits within one of our smaller Departments. That means you’ll get to know your lecturers very well and vice versa. You’ll benefit from an individual approach and tailored care and support where needed. You’ll learn from research-active academics, who are renowned internationally for their contributions to mathematics and mathematical physics.

You’ll study on a National Strength and Conditioning Association recognised programme which will allow you to complete the Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist qualification near graduation. During your time with us, you’ll cover the three main disciplines of sports science: physiology (including nutrition), biomechanics, and psychology.

Taught by published authors and international researchers. We recently celebrated 50 years of psychology at Herts, so you’ll benefit from our extensive experience in teaching and research. You’ll join our strong and vibrant community. We support one another, embracing diversity and inclusion. We’ll help you to grow, and much of our research examines the positive impact that psychology can have on both people’s lives and society, including promoting physical and mental wellbeing, reducing crime, and promoting equality.

You have an interest in how medicines work. You want to learn about their actions in living systems. As the demand for new drugs continues, the need for specialists to discover and test them grows. Join our team of aspiring pharmacologists to learn how drugs are made, developed, and marketed. Our course is also accredited by the Royal Society of Biology. This means you’ll graduate with all the credentials you need to succeed in your career.

Ever wondered how diseases occur? How genetic disorders lead to abnormalities? Or how microbes evade our immune system? As a biomedical science undergraduate, you’ll study the causes, diagnoses, and treatments of diseases like cancer, blood disorders, and infectious disease.

Interested in the biological phenomena of life? Intrigued by the functions of microorganisms, plants, human beings, and other animals? If your answer is ‘yes’, then we need you in the world of Biological Science. Gain the technical, analytical, and practical skills for examining molecular and cellular processes present in all living organisms. You’ll learn biochemical, blood, and microbial analyses in our modern £30m science building.

Ever wonder what is happening inside your cells at the molecular and cellular level? The chemistry behind biological processes? You’ll learn how biochemists use their understanding of biomolecules and cellular pathways to prevent and cure disease, analyse samples, and develop new molecular products.

The BSc (Hons) Music and Sound Design Technology course are designed for students who wish to interrogate music and media through music, sound design and immersive audio applications.  Focus is placed on sound and music as a component of multimedia, including the world of sound design as a creative process.

This specialist degree focuses on game audio and film music, covering creative, technical, and business. You’ll compose, produce, and implement music and sound for a huge variety of film, animation, and game audio titles, and be part of networking and collaboration within the school of creative arts.

You can study when and where you want, fitting in with your other commitments such as work or family. Our online degrees are based on their on-campus equivalents with the same academic quality standards and processes so your award will be recognised worldwide. Study at a highly-regarded, well-established computer science department with excellent facilities, strong links to both business and research, and a track record of graduate success.

If you have a computing or information technology-based qualification that’s the equivalent to the Second Year BSc degree, you can join the Final Year of either of these two BSc courses. Our online computer science and information technology courses are very similar to our campus-based degrees, and the academic standards required are just as high.

As with our aerospace technology with a management degree, this broad-based aviation course has an emphasis on computer-aided engineering – including 3D modeling, computer-aided analysis, simulation, and computer-aided manufacture. You’ll develop your practical skills in workshops and well-equipped laboratories, while your piloting skills are developed in the second half of the course through the University’s flight simulators and tuition at a nationally recognised flight centre in the UK or US, at an additional cost.

Our degree lets you study the fundamental theories behind Physics and their application to modern-day research and technology. We will take you from the knowledge that you have gained in your school or college studies right the way to the most up-to-date developments.

If you have a computing or information technology-based qualification that’s the equivalent to the Second Year BSc degree, you can join the Final Year of either of these two BSc courses. Our online computer science and information technology courses are very similar to our campus-based degrees, and the academic standards required are just as high.

This B.Sc. Honours degree course in Motorsport Technology is part of a suite of automotive-related degree courses. Involvement in Formula Student Competition from year 1 - design, build and race single-seater race car. Excellent facilities in automotive engineering technology.