Newcastle University, the United Kingdom
Newcastle University| The award | How you will study | Study duration | Course start | Domestic course fees | International course fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MChem (Hons) | find out | 4 years | find out | GBP 9250 per year | find out |
Course Overview
This professionally accredited degree provides you with a thorough understanding of all the main areas of chemistry, and includes a year studying in a university abroad.
At a Glance
UCAS Code
F107
UCAS Institution Name and Code
NEWC, N21
Degree Awarded
MChem Honours
Course Duration
4 Years
Entry Requirements
A Level: AAB
IB: 35 points
Opportunities
Professionally accredited
Study abroad
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You will gain a firm foundation in:
You develop the professional laboratory skills required to work in the sector through practical experience in our high-spec teaching labs, which are some of the best in the UK.
In your third year, you study abroad in one of our partner universities in Europe, North America or the Far East, gaining a valuable intercultural perspective on your studies.
Our research-active staff mean you'll study at the cutting edge of this life-changing field.
You also develop graduate skills such as problem solving, teamworking, presentation and communication skills.
Highlights of this degree
Quality and ranking
Quality and rankingThe quality of the chemistry study experience at Newcastle is recognised with an overall satisfaction score of 94% in the National Student Survey 2016.
Professional accreditation
Professional accreditationAccreditation
This degree is professionally accredited by the Royal Society of Chemistry. Studying an RSC-accredited degree satisfies the academic requirements for the award of Chartered Chemist (CChem) and leads, upon application, to full membership of the RSC on graduation.
Find out more on the Royal Society of Chemistry's website.
BSc or MChem?
All of our degrees satisfy the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) requirements for professional accreditation.
Students who are planning for a career in chemical research in industry or academia, or who may wish to study for a higher qualification such as a PhD, are encouraged to apply for an MChem degree.
Our MChem degrees last four years and provide a more in-depth study of chemistry than our BSc degrees. They also include a research project in the fourth year, which gives you experience of working in a research environment.
What you will study
What you will studyShared first year
All of our chemistry degrees share the same first year, building on your existing knowledge. The high level of shared content means transfer between our degrees is usually possible if you want to (depending on academic performance).
During the first year you'll cover:
Second year
You continue to build on your knowledge of organic chemistry, physical chemistry, inorganic chemistry, and structural chemistry- see the Modules section for more details.
Third year - year abroad
You spend your third year studying chemistry at one of our partner institutions abroad. We have partners in:
The year abroad is assessed on the basis of a research project you conduct while overseas. You also take distance learning modules in advanced organic and inorganic chemistry.
Fourth year
You return to University to continue your studies at an advanced level - see the Modules section for more details.
Facilities and support
You will be part of the School of Chemistry, which is based in the Bedson Building.
Facilities
We have some of the highest specification laboratory facilities in the country, including:
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Support
You'll receive a welcome pack worth about £200 to help you get started, including textbooks, calculator, lab coat, chemical drawing software and a molecular modelling kit.
You'll be supported by a personal tutor throughout your degree
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