Analytical Chemistry (Environmental, Forensic and Pharmaceutical) (Hons) Technological University Dublin

Overview

The Bachelor of Science in Analytical Chemistry (Environmental, Forensic and Pharmaceutical) (Hons) at Technological University Dublin is designed to prepare students for a dynamic career in the field of analytical chemistry. This programme stands out due to its comprehensive curriculum, which integrates theoretical knowledge with practical applications, ensuring that graduates are well-equipped to meet the demands of various industries.

Why Analytical Chemistry (Environmental, Forensic and Pharmaceutical) at Technological University Dublin?

Technological University Dublin is renowned for its commitment to excellence in education and research. The university's strong partnerships with industry leaders enhance the learning experience, providing students with valuable networking opportunities and insights into real-world applications. Additionally, the state-of-the-art facilities and laboratories allow students to gain hands-on experience with modern analytical techniques and equipment.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

The tuition fees for the Bachelor of Science in Analytical Chemistry (Environmental, Forensic and Pharmaceutical) (Hons) are structured as follows:

• International Students: €13,500 per year
• European Students: €3,819 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The programme is structured over four years, with a strong emphasis on both theoretical and practical components. Here’s a breakdown of the modules:

• Year 1: Cell Biology, Chemistry, Forensic, Environmental and Pharmaceutical Analysis, Mathematics, Physics, Professional Development and IT Skills
• Year 2: Statistics and Classical Analysis, Spectroscopy & Thermodynamics, Organic Chemistry, Introduction to Environmental Chemistry & Sustainability
• Year 3: Inorganic Chemistry in Action, Analytical Chemistry, Forensic & Environmental Analysis, Workplace Regulations & Professional Development, Placement (Part A and B)
• Year 4: Advanced Inorganic Topics, Advanced Analytical Chemistry, Project

Careers with Analytical Chemistry (Environmental, Forensic and Pharmaceutical)

Graduates of this programme can expect to find employment in various sectors, including:

• Environmental Chemist
• Forensic Analyst
• Quality Control Chemist
• Pharmaceutical Analyst

Notable employers of graduates include the Environmental Protection Agency, Henkel, Irish Distillers, Pfizer, and the State Laboratory. The skills acquired during the course prepare students for a range of roles that require analytical expertise and problem-solving capabilities.