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BSc , MChem Chemistry with Drug Discovery

University of Strathclyde

Institution
University of Strathclyde
Level
undergraduate
Subject
BSc (Hons), MChem Chemistry with Drug Discovery
UCAS code
F190, F191

Entry requirements

A level: Standard entry requirements*: Year 2 entry: ABB (Chemistry B and Maths B) Year 1 entry: ABB (Chemistry and one of Maths, Physics or Biology) IB: Standard entry requirements*: Year 2 entry: 34 (Chemistry and Maths at HL) Year 1 entry: 34 (Chemistry at HL and one of Maths, Physics or Biology at HL)

About this course

BSc in Chemistry. Core topics include Statistics, Laboratory Techniques, and Research Methods. The programme offers a 12-month industrial placement with companies including GlaxoSmithKline and AstraZeneca, as well as research and knowledge exchange placements. Students may specialise in Drug Discovery in their final year and undertake a literature review dissertation alongside a group practical project.

Modules

  • Personal Development Planning (PDP)
  • Chemistry: Principles & Practice 1 & 2
  • Practical & Transferable Skills
  • Mathematics 1C
  • Foundation Biomolecular Sciences: Cells and Their Molecules
  • Foundation Science: Big Ideas for Chemists
  • Elective modules (10 or 20 Credits) (Optional)
  • Inorganic Chemistry
  • Fundamental Organic Chemistry
  • Physical Chemistry 1
  • Practical Organic & Inorganic Chemistry
  • Practical Physical and Applied Chemistry and Chemical Analysis
  • Pharmaceutics
  • Physical Chemistry 2
  • Intermediate Organic Chemistry & Spectroscopy
  • Inorganic Chemistry, Structures & Spectroscopy
  • Practical Physical, Applied, Forensic & Analytical Chemistry
  • Chemical Biology
  • Distance Learning
  • Industrial Placement
  • Research Placement
  • Knowledge Exchange Placement
  • Core Chemistry
  • BSc Chemistry with Drug Discovery Specialisation
  • BSc Projects
  • Careers & Professional Skills
  • MChem Chemistry with Drug Discovery Specialisation
  • Final-Year Project & Dissertation