GB · Bachelors
BSc CHEMISTRY
Program information
Program overview
This degree provides solid training in chemistry and equips you with key transferable skills You will spend your first two years learning the core subjects that all chemists need to know Topics include trends in the periodic table carbonyl group chemistry and chemical kinetics You will be taught by internationally leading experts through a combination of lectures lab classes workshops and tutorials If you do not have an A level in Maths you will take our first year Maths for Chemists module which covers all the topics you will need for Chemistry Depending on your level of maths you may have the opportunity to take an option from outside the Department In your final year you will study more advanced topics influenced by the cutting-edge chemistry taking place around you The Department s staff specialise in a number of areas including nanotechnology synthesis polymers and advanced materials surface science and forensic analysis providing a wide range of options for your final year research project You will also have the opportunity to participate in academic research and can work alongside our world-class researchers Additionally if you are interested in teaching as a career we offer a school-based project in your final year Students spend one day a week for two terms working alongside both teachers and pupils on an individual project This project gives you the necessary experience for teacher training applications and helps develop your professional skills for careers which involve working with people All our chemistry courses are very flexible and depending on your grades you can transfer between them at the end of your first or second year All our courses are accredited by the Royal Society of Chemistry RSC
Duration: 13
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