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The Biological Sciences Department has 28 members of academic staff and teaching and administration within the Department is further supported by 5 technical staff and 4 administrators.
Head of the Department of Biological Sciences |
Deputy Head of Biological Sciences |
Deputy Head of Department, Programme Leader Animal Behaviour and Welfare, Study Skills Co-ordinator, Disability link tutor |
Professor of Applied Biology / Acting ERDF Food Innovation Partnerships Manager |
Sub Dean for Research, Director of Chester Centre for Stress Research |
Programme Leader BSc Forensic Biology (Single & Combined) |
Senior Lecturer |
Senior lecturer and programme leader, BSc Biology |
Programme Leader Health Care and Mortuary Science |
Senior Lecturer & Programme Leader BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science |
Senior Lecturer |
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