BSc (Hons) Chemistry with Education
Bachelor's degree
In Lincoln
Description
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Bachelor's degree
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Location
Lincoln
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Duration
3 Years
By offering a thorough grounding in chemistry along with the intellectual and research skills needed for a career in teaching, this course aims to develop students with the skills to teach the next generation about the fundamental importance of chemistry.
The programme has been developed in collaboration with the University’s School of Education. This School works closely with primary and secondary schools, creating a curriculum and mode of teaching that is in line with employer expectations. As part of the degree, there may be the opportunity to undertake a teaching placement with a local school in addition to other educational experiences. Students are responsible for their own travel, accommodation, and general living costs when undertaking these placements.
The course is designed to encourage a collaborative approach with students engaging with one another, academics and teachers. This can support critical reading, debate, reflection on experience and research into topics of interest.
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Students who apply to take the PGCE as chemistry teachers can receive bursaries from the government, subject to meeting qualifying criteria. Chemistry graduates may also pursue a wide range of science-related careers in sectors including energy, petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, and consumer and personal care products.
United Kingdom
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Subjects
- Teaching
- School
- Systems
- Spectroscopy
- Structure
- Electronic
- Compounds
- Laboratory
- Fundamental
- Reactivity
Course programme
- Chemistry Extension 1: Electronic Structure, Spectroscopy and Reactivity in p-Block Compounds (Core)
- Core Chemistry 1.1: Introduction to Energy, Change and Electronic Structure (Core)
- Core Chemistry 1.2: Molecular Structure, Bonding and Mechanism (Core)
- Introduction to Professional Practice (Core)
- Practical Chemistry 1.1: Fundamental laboratory techniques (Core)
- Practical Chemistry 1.2: Introduction to synthetic methodologies and molecular characterisation (Core)
- Professional Practice 1: Analytical Sciences (Core)
- Core Chemistry 2.1: Stability, Structure and Mechanism in Molecular Systems (Core)
- Core Chemistry 2.2: Chemistry of Activated Systems and Radicals (Core)
- Education Theories and Practice (Core)
- Practical Chemistry 2.1: Organic synthesis, purification and advanced characterisation (Core)
- Practical Chemistry 2.2: Inorganic synthesis and structural methods (Core)
- Professional Practice 2.2: Pharmaceutical Sciences (Core)
- STEM Experience 1 (Core)
- Core Chemistry 3.1: Defining Shape, Symmetry and Stereochemistry (Core)
- Core Chemistry 3.2: Heterogeneous Systems, Surfaces and Nanoscience (Core)
- Practical Chemistry 3.1: Advanced techniques in IO-chemistry (Core)
- STEM Experience 2 (Core)
- STEM Pedagogy (Core)
- Structured project (Core)
Additional information
Part-time - UK/EU - £77.00 per credit point
BSc (Hons) Chemistry with Education