BSc (Hons) Chemistry

at University of Salford

• The curriculum covers core areas of chemistry, including organic, inorganic, physical, and analytical chemistry. 
• Students study advanced topics like spectroscopy, quantum mechanics, and reaction mechanisms. 
• Practical laboratory work is a significant component, of developing skills in experimental techniques and instrumentation.
•  The programme also includes modules on computational chemistry, data analysis, and research methods. 
• In the final year, students undertake a research project, allowing them to apply their knowledge to a specific area of chemistry.

Course Modules

• Chemical Structure Determination
• Biochemical and Pharmaceutical Skills
• Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry
• Introduction to Physical Chemistry
• Introductory Biochemistry
• Introduction to Organic Chemistry

Important dates

Intake timelines across different programs and campuses at the university can vary. Prospective students keen on enrolling should consult the university's official website or reach out to the admissions department to procure the most up-to-date information regarding the 2024 intake periods. Although many universities typically welcome new students during the fall (September/October) and spring (January/February) semesters, it is imperative to confirm the precise details directly with the institution in question.

• For undergraduate admission, the usual grade requirements are 50% (from West Bengal board), 55% (from ISC, granted by CISCE), 60% (from CBSE), and 65% (from all other state boards).
• Students taking the IELTS Academic test should aim for a combined score of 6.0, making sure that no section score drops below 5.5.

The University of Salford costs between £ 17,040/yr to £ 19,040/yr as tuition fees for the BSc Hons Chemistry programme. Regularly checking the university website is advised so that students stay up-to-date on any changes to the programme fees.

Graduates of this programme have a wide range of career opportunities across various industries. Many pursue roles in the chemical and pharmaceutical sectors, working in areas such as drug discovery, product development, quality control, or analytical testing.