Bachelor Chemistry with Medicinal Chemistry(with Industrial Training) MChem (Hons)
Bachelor's degree
In Newcastle Upon Tyne
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Bachelor's degree
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Location
Newcastle upon tyne
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Duration
48 Months
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Start date
August
Making new compounds, determining their structures and exploring their reactivities are just part of a chemists job. The work of chemists has led to many things we now take for granted: from cosmetics to detergents, perfumes to adhesives, drugs to dyes, and paints to painkillers. This degree deals in depth with those aspects of chemistry that are important to the pharmaceutical industry.
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Subjects
- Organic Chemistry
- Physical Chemistry
- Medicinal Chemistry
- Industry
- Inorganic Chemistry
Course programme
Our degrees are divided into Stages. Each Stage lasts for an academic year and you need to complete modules totalling 120 credits by the end of each Stage.
Please be aware that programme modules do change and therefore may differ for your year of entry.
Stage 1Compulsory modules
- CHY1101 Basic Organic Chemistry
- CHY1102 Fundamentals of Biological and Medicinal Chemistry
- CHY1201 Elements of Physical Chemistry
- CHY1204 General Chemistry
- CHY1205 Introductory Physical Chemistry
- CHY1301 Fundamentals of Inorganic Chemistry
- CHY1402 Analytical Methods and their Applications
Compulsory modules
- CHY2001 Group Assignment in Chemistry or Medicinal Chemistry
- CHY2101 Organic Chemistry
- CHY2102 Bioactive Natural Products
- CHY2103 Medicinal Chemistry and Drug Design
- CHY2201 Physical Chemistry
- CHY2301 Inorganic Chemistry
- CHY2401 Structural Chemistry
You spend Stage 3 on a paid placement in industry. This year counts towards your final degree mark and is assessed through the following modules:
- CHY3105 Advanced Organic Chemistry (Distance Learning)
- CHY3305 Advanced Inorganic Chemistry (Distance Learning)
- CHY8310 Research Project in Industry
Your placement aims to provide you with the necessary training and work experience to make you competitive in the job market after graduation.
While on your placement you are employed by your host company but also retain your student status. In the past students have found placements throughout the UK and, occasionally, overseas.
The School of Chemistry will give you extensive support in finding and during your industrial placement:
- at the beginning of Stage 2 we help you to write your CV and send it to our wide range of industrial contacts
- we help you to organise your interviews, and any necessary travel to the companies
- we keep in regular e-mail contact with you while you are on your placement and visit you during the year to discuss your progress
Compulsory modules
- CHY3110 Advanced Medicinal Chemistry
- CHY8411 Research Project (60)
- CHY8421 Advanced Methods in Drug Discovery
Optional modules
You choose two modules from the following list:
- CHY8420 Organic Synthesis for Drug Targets
- CHY8422 Further Organic Chemistry
- CHY8424 Catalyst Application and Design
- CHY8425 Further Inorganic Chemistry
- CHY8428 Further Physical Chemistry
Bachelor Chemistry with Medicinal Chemistry(with Industrial Training) MChem (Hons)