Chemistry, BSc Hons

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  • Objectives
    The objective of this programme is to provide a broad-based education in all four branches of chemistry. A major emphasis throughout the programme is the development of students' problem-solving and transferable skills.
  • Entry requirements
    Entry requirements 180 UCAS points at A-level or good BTEC National or Advanced GNVQ grades, or equivalent; 5 GCSEs at grade C or above (including English and mathematics) or equivalent Mature students and non-standard applications are encouraged
  • Academic title
    Chemistry, BSc Hons
  • Course description
    This is one of the few university chemistry programmes that offers analytical chemistry as a major part of the core study reflecting the university’s long tradition of excellence in this subject.

    Year 1
    -Inorganic Chemistry
    -Organic Chemistry
    -Physical Chemistry
    -An Introduction to Analytical Chemistry
    -Fundamentals of Biochemistry
    -Practical Science Skills

    Year 2
    -Further Inorganic Chemistry
    -Further Organic Chemistry
    -Further Physical Chemistry
    -Intermediate Chemistry
    -Analytical Techniques
    -Chemical Investigation

    Optional Sandwich Year (Work Placement)
    Final Year

    -Project or Advanced Practical Techniques and Case Study

    Three options chosen from:
    -Pharmaceutical Analysis and Testing
    -Advanced Inorganic Chemistry
    -Advanced Organic Chemistry or Advanced Physical Chemistry
    -Drug Design and Delivery

    Career options
    Opportunities in research and development, teaching, chemical and pharmaceutical industries (production, analytical science, quality assurance, information science), forensic science, environmental pollution, health and safety

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