Biology

  • Presentation at N5 in S4 will follow on-going assessment and prelim mark.
  • Presentation at Higher Human Biology N6 will follow a pass at A/B in N5.
  • Presentation at Advanced Higher N7 will follow a pass at A/B in Higher Human Biology.

Biology is the study of all living things, from the tiniest organisms to the largest lifeforms. You will learn how nature and the human body work, and how different forms of life eat, make energy and reproduce. You will also find out how Biology is helping to find solutions to global problems.

There are many career opportunities connected with biology, including medicine, nursing, dentistry, physiotherapy, food science, sport science, pharmacology and biotechnology.

For further details – https://www.npfs.org.uk/downloads/biology-national-4/

Biology is a hands-on subject that develops skills of scientific inquiry, and analytical thinking, along with knowledge and understanding. By undertaking practical activities in the classroom/local environment. You will research issues and communicate information related to their findings, which will develop your skills of scientific literacy.

The course comprises three areas of study: Cell Biology, Multicellular Organisms, Life on Earth.

For further details – https://www.npfs.org.uk/downloads/biology-national-5/

This course allows you to develop a deeper understanding of the underlying themes of biology: cell structure and cell processes, physiology and health, neurobiology and immunology. Within each of the units, the scale of topics ranges from cellular through to whole organism and beyond. In all units you will develop analytical thinking and problem solving skills in context of each topic.

The course consists of three compulsory units; Human Cells, Physiology and Health, Neurobiology and Immunology.

For further details –https://www.npfs.org.uk/downloads/biology-national-5/

The Advanced Higher Biology Course is based on integrative ideas and unifying principles
of modern biological science. It covers key aspects of life science at the molecular scale
and extends to aspects of the biology of whole organisms that are among the major
driving forces of evolution. In addition, the Advanced Higher Biology Course aims to
develop a sound theoretical understanding and practical experience of experimental
investigative work in biological science.

For further details – https://www.sqa.org.uk/sqa/48458.html