Chemistry University of Strathclyde

Overview

Advanced classes include photochemistry, cage and cluster modules, environmental chemistry, polymer chemistry and molecular catalysis.

This undergraduate degree covers many applications of chemistry rarely taught elsewhere – backed up by our industrial placement, strong industry links and close relationships with professional bodies.

The Chemistry MChem course from the University of Strathclyde is for students who want a complete coverage of the subject to keep their career options open. It’s possible to switch between the other MChem courses and also the following shorter BSc degrees within the first three years: 

• BSc (Honours) Chemistry

• BSc (Honours) Chemistry with Analytical Chemistry

• BSc (Honours) Chemistry with Forensic Chemistry

• BSc (Honours) Chemistry with Drug Discovery

Careers

There’s a continuous demand for chemistry graduates. Our graduates compete successfully for jobs in all branches of the chemical industry. These are well-rewarded careers that allow you to go on to supervisory or management roles. Your chances of employment are substantially increased by the industrial placement and training.

A degree in chemistry opens doors to a wide variety of employment opportunities. The range of available jobs is considerable and covers many different types of chemistry and industries such as nanotechnology, large scale chemical plants, the drinks and pharmaceutical industries or teaching.

Your skills will also be in demand in other areas. A study of chemistry helps you develop logical thought and numerical skills and the ability to write accurate and concise reports. As a result, our chemists are in demand in national and local government, in hospitals and in education at all levels.

This course is accredited by the Royal Society of Chemistry and graduates are eligible to apply for the status of Chartered Chemist, the qualification recognised in the UK and EU for professional chemists.

Accreditation

Royal Society of Chemistry