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Undergraduate 2027

Undergraduate 2025

MChem | Undergraduate

Chemistry with a Year in Industry

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Entry year : Academic Year 2027/28

Entry requirements : AAA

Attendance : 5 years (Full-time) \

UCAS Code : F107

Placement : Yes

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Chemistry is a core science subject that touches almost every aspect of our daily lives and will become increasingly important in our future knowledge-based society. Chemists develop life-saving drugs, medical devices, materials and sensors that can enhance our quality of life and environment beyond measure. \ \ On our Chemistry courses you will build a deep understanding of chemical principles, from molecular structure and reaction mechanisms to analytical and practical laboratory skills, giving you a solid foundation in both theoretical and experimental chemistry. You will also gain transferrable problem-solving, quantitative and research skills that are valuable for careers in science, industry, education, or further studies.\ \ Four-year MEng and five-year MEng (with a Year in Industry) degrees are available for high-calibre students with the ability and aspiration to study Chemistry at the highest levels.

A highly ranked Chemistry programme in a dynamic and internationally recognised School which combines world-leading research in applied sciences and engineering with innovative teaching to address global challenges.

Course highlights

Professional Accreditations

This course is accredited by the RSC. It fulfils the academic requirements for Chartered Chem (CChem).\ The course is also accredited by the Institute of Chemistry in Ireland.

Industry Links

Many of our students take placements ranging from a few weeks\ work experience to full year internships. Recent placement employers include pharmaceutical companies such as Almac and Teva, Randox (medical diagnostics), and Seagate (computer components).

Career Development

QUB Chemistry degrees provide skills sets that have applications in diverse chemical industries, education and research. Employers in these and other sectors recognise the level of problem solving, data analysis, communication skills and creativity that our degrees require.

World Class Facilities

Significant investment has resulted in the installation and use of some of the most modern instrumentation available as well as a new state of the art digital learning platform.

Student Experience

The School is targeting two of the biggest challenges of the 21st century – Sustainability and Healthcare. As the UK’s only combined Chemistry and Chemical Engineering School within the Russell group, we are expertly placed to equip the next generation of scientists to address these issues.

Further Study Opportunities

There are excellent opportunities to study for MPhil and PhD degrees – over 80% of the School’s research was judged to be internationally excellent or world leading. The MSc in Pharmaceutical Analysis is a highly sought after and innovative taught Masters.

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