MChem Chemistry, Biological and Medicinal Chemistry (with a year in York)
About this course
MChem (Hons) Chemistry, Biological and Medicinal Chemistry (with a year in York), a chemistry degree centred on chemical approaches to understanding and targeting disease at a molecular level. Core topics include Research Methods. This four-year integrated Master's programme is accredited by the Royal Society of Chemistry and includes a year spent studying in York. The first year covers foundational concepts through Foundations of Chemistry 1, Foundations of Chemistry 2, Introductory Skills and Practical 1, Foundations of Chemistry 3, Foundations of Chemistry 4, and Introductory Skills and Practical 2. The second year progresses to Advanced Chemistry Concepts and Applications 1, Advanced Chemistry Concepts and Applications 2, Advanced Skills and Practical 1, Advanced Chemistry Concepts and Applications 3, Advanced Skills and Practical 2, and Genes to Proteins. The third year involves Frontiers of Chemistry 1, Chemistry and Disease, Advanced Topics and Practical, Miniproject with Chemistry - Biology Interface, Frontiers of Chemistry 2, and Frontiers of Chemistry 3. The final year concludes with Professional Research Development, Advanced Research project (York), and Research Communication.
Modules
- Foundations of Chemistry 1
- Foundations of Chemistry 2
- Introductory Skills and Practical 1
- Foundations of Chemistry 3
- Foundations of Chemistry 4
- Introductory Skills and Practical 2
- Advanced Chemistry Concepts and Applications 1
- Advanced Chemistry Concepts and Applications 2
- Advanced Skills and Practical 1
- Advanced Chemistry Concepts and Applications 3
- Advanced Skills and Practical 2
- Genes to Proteins
- Frontiers of Chemistry 1
- Chemistry and Disease
- Advanced Topics and Practical
- Miniproject with Chemistry - Biology Interface
- Frontiers of Chemistry 2
- Frontiers of Chemistry 3
- Professional Research Development
- Advanced Research project (York)
- Research Communication