MSci Chemistry with Industrial Experience

at University of Birmingham

• This four-year integrated programme leading to an MSci qualification includes a full year of paid employment in the third year, involving industrially-relevant research and the development of technical, project management, and interpersonal skills.
• Undertaking the year-long industry placement in the third year enables students to apply acquired skills directly in the final year of their degree programme and MSci project. 
• This dual exposure to industrially-focused and academically-focused research aids students in making informed decisions regarding their future career pathways.
• Students receive support from the School of Chemistry's team of placement tutors and career experts in the Careers Network from the outset. 

Modules

Year 1

• Inorganic Chemistry
• Organic Chemistry
• Physical Chemistry
• Practical Chemistry
• Core Skills

Year 3 

• Industrial Project - 90 credits
• Intensive Practical Chemistry - 0 credits
• Inorganic Chemistry CIE - 10 credits
• Organic Chemistry CIE - 10 credits
• Physical Chemistry CIE - 10 credits

Important Dates

The programme commences in September 2024. Prospective applicants are advised to initiate their application process early to allow ample time for meeting prerequisites, such as English proficiency exams (IELTS or TOEFL). It is advisable to begin preparations approximately a year in advance and submit applications around six months prior to the programme start date.

• Minimum academic requirement for Standard XII is 85%. 
• Applicants must have completed Mathematics and Chemistry as mandatory subjects.
• English language proficiency must meet a minimum of IELTS: 6 or TOEFL: 80.

International Tuition Fees:

£28130 per year

Upon graduating as a chemistry alumnus from Birmingham, Students will find themselves in high demand across various industries. The Chemistry courses not only equip students with the essential technical knowledge and practical skills necessary for careers in both industry and postgraduate study but also focus on developing transferable skills highly valued by employers.