BSc Chemistry with a Modern Language

at University of Birmingham

• The Chemistry with a Modern Language BSc programme, offered by the School of Chemical Engineering at the University of Birmingham, UK, adopts an interdisciplinary approach.
• It integrates the study of chemistry with proficiency in a modern language, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of both scientific principles and linguistic skills.
• Through a blend of academic rigour and extracurricular engagement, our programme offers a holistic learning experience.
• Students not only acquire theoretical knowledge and practical skills in chemistry but also have the opportunity to develop interpersonal connections and soft skills essential for personal and professional growth.
• These extracurricular opportunities provide a platform for students to interact with peers, fostering a vibrant and inclusive campus community.

Modules

• Inorganic Chemistry
• Organic Chemistry
• Physical Chemistry
• Practical Chemistry
• Language module

Important Dates

The programme begins in September, and students usually apply 5 to 6 months beforehand. It's recommended to consult with counsellors to ensure timely application submission.

• Candidates must have successfully completed standard XII with a minimum of 80% from ISC, CBSE, Maharashtra, or 75% from West Bengal, or 85% from Other State boards.
• Subjects Required: Mathematics and Chemistry.
• IELTS: 6 or TOEFL: 80.

International Tuition Fees:

£28130 per year

Graduates of the BSc Chemistry with a Modern Language programme at the University of Birmingham possess a diverse skill set that opens doors to multifaceted career pathways. With expertise in both chemistry and a modern language, they are well-positioned for roles in industries spanning pharmaceuticals, international business, translation services, and more.