Chemistry BSc Hons with study abroad

at Northumbria University

• The programme emphasises hands-on study in state-of-the-art laboratories, allowing you to develop a wide range of practical skills that are highly valued by employers.
• Through seminars, lectures, tutorials, IT sessions, and problem-solving workshops, you'll enhance your theoretical knowledge and develop strong analytical and critical thinking skills.
• You have the chance to spend a year in industry, gaining valuable work experience and industry knowledge, which will give you a head start in your chosen career.
• Regular formative assessments help you continuously improve your knowledge and skills. 
• By the end of your degree, you will have developed the ability to study independently and mastered both research and practical skills, culminating in a major laboratory-based research project in your final year.

Modules

• Organic Chemistry (Core,20 Credits)
• Physical Chemistry (Core,20 Credits)
• Inorganic Chemistry (Core,20 Credits)
• Analytical Methods (Core,20 Credits)
• Chemical Information Science (Core,20 Credits)
• Applied Chemistry (Core,20 Credits)

Important Dates

The programme begins in September. Prospective students are encouraged to start their applications early to meet requirements like English proficiency tests (IELTS or TOEFL). It is recommended to begin preparations about a year in advance and to submit applications roughly six months prior to the start date of the programme.

• Class XII ( CBSE, CISC) : 65%
• Required Subjects: Chemistry, Mathematics and English. 
• IELTS: 6, with 5.5 in each individual skill.

The Chemistry BSc Hons with study abroad fees are £16,500/Yr . For comprehensive details on fee structures and various financing options, such as loans, scholarships, grants, and payment plans, please visit the university's website. This will help you make an informed decision that suits your career aspirations and financial circumstances.

A BSc Hons in Chemistry with a study abroad component opens a multitude of career paths across various sectors. Graduates are highly sought after for their comprehensive knowledge of chemistry, practical laboratory skills, and the added advantage of international experience, which demonstrates adaptability and cultural competence.