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Chemistry and Molecular Physics BSc
at University of Nottingham

Nottingham, United Kingdom

Tuition Fee £ 27,200
Country Rank#9
Duration36 Months
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Program Overview

You'll be taught by academic staff from the School of Chemistry and the School of Physics and Astronomy. They will feed your curiosity and develop your approach to independent learning. You may even recognise some of our staff from the popular Periodic Videos and Sixty Symbols YouTube channels. This course focuses on the overlap between the established disciplines of chemistry and physics. In the first year, you will study introductory chemistry, physics and mathematics modules.

Course Content
Modules:
- Fundamental Chemistry Theory and Practical
- From Newton to Einstein
- Computing For Physical Science
- Basic Mathematical Methods for Physics
- Introduction to Green Chemistry and Processing
Entry Requirement
- Indian Higher Secondary Certificate (Class XII) CBSE or CISCE Boards: grades ranging from 84% to 93%
- India Higher Secondary Certificate (Class XII) Maharashtra State Board: grades ranging from 84% to 93%
- Indian Higher Secondary Certificate (Class XII) West Bengal Board: grades ranging from 74% to 83%
- Indian Higher Secondary Certificate (Class XII) All Other State Boards: grades ranging from 89% to 98%
Fees & Scholarships
Home / UK
£9,250 Per year

International
£27,200 Per year
Career Prospect
Our graduates can find roles in the pharmaceutical, chemical, food and drink, and energy sectors. This course will develop your skills in practical and theoretical chemistry, data-analysis and problem-solving. These skills are also valuable for careers in finance, education and the media.

Cost Of Studying At University of Nottingham

Interest rates as low as 8.9% ^*

250K+

Students Assisted

800Cr+

Loan Amount Disbursed

5000+

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Chemistry and Molecular Physics BSc at University of Nottingham