MChem Chemistry with Digital Methods (with a year in York)
About this course
MChem (Hons) Chemistry with Digital Methods (with a year in York), a chemistry degree centred on the integration of digital tools and automation in molecular discovery. Core topics include Programming, Research Methods, and Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning. The course is accredited by the Royal Society of Chemistry and meets the academic criteria for Chartered Chemist, incorporating an integrated Master's structure and a year in York. The first year covers core chemical principles through compulsory modules such as Foundations of Chemistry 1, Foundations of Chemistry 2, Introductory Skills and Practical 1, and Foundations of Chemistry 4. The second year progresses to advanced concepts and practical applications, featuring Programming and Machine Learning for Chemistry alongside Advanced Chemistry Concepts and Applications 1, Advanced Chemistry Concepts and Applications 2, and Advanced Skills and Practical 1. The third year explores current developments via Frontiers of Chemistry 1, Frontiers of Chemistry 2, Frontiers of Chemistry 3, and Advanced Topics and Practical. The final year focuses on advanced investigation and professional development through 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
- Programming and Machine Learning for Chemistry
- Frontiers of Chemistry 1
- Frontiers of Chemistry 2
- Frontiers of Chemistry 3
- Advanced Topics and Practical
- Professional Research Development
- Advanced Research Project (York)
- Research Communication