Thread: Foundation Year for Life Sciences and Subjects Allied to Medicine (Certificate / Dipl

04-01-2006 06:26 PM #1

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Foundation Year for Life Sciences and Subjects Allied to Medicine (Certificate / Dipl

http://www.bbk.ac.uk/study/ce/subjec...e/lifescifound

does anybody know how succesful/ good this course is. anybody taking or took it. im looking for any information.

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