Chemistry with Industrial Training Year BSc Honours draft
| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2023-09-01 | - |
Program Overview
Course overview
Chemistry touches every part of our lives. From food and medicine to biotechnology and renewable energy, its influence is endless. As a Chemist, you can have a great career and make a difference in the world.
Our Chemistry degrees are accredited by the Royal Society of Chemistry. This exciting degree allows you to broaden your interests as you discover the subject.
You'll explore the role of chemistry in:
You'll study organic, inorganic, physical and structural chemistry. You'll investigate modern analytical techniques and computational chemistry. You can create your own distinct learning experience at Newcastle. You'll explore your interests as you discover the subject.
In Stage 3, you'll take your year in industry. This paid industrial training year is a great opportunity to gain valuable work experience.
The facilities are outstanding at Newcastle. You'll have the opportunity to study in modern research laboratories and synthetic chemistry teaching laboratories.
BSc or MChem?
The MChem programme is perfect for those pursuing a career within scientific research.
Our MChem degree follows the normal BSc curriculum, plus a further year of advanced study. You'll undertake a research project in the fourth year. You'll gain valuable experience of working in a research environment.
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