Chemistry with Management Studies MSci

• Basic Inorganic Chemistry
• Basic Organic Chemistry
• Basic Physical Chemistry
• Foundations of Management
• Introduction to Chemical Principles
• Introductory Statistical Methods and Computing

You will select a Mathematics module appropriate to your level of qualification to the value of 0.5 credits.

YEAR 2

• Business in a Competitive Environment
• Management Information and Control
• Principles of Inorganic Chemistry
• Principles of Organic Chemistry
• Principles of Physical Chemistry

All second year modules are compulsory.

YEAR 3

• Advanced Topics in Inorganic Chemistry
• Advanced Topics in Physical Chemistry
• An Introduction to Research Methods
• Literature Project
• Principles and Methods of Organic Synthesis
• Project Management

You will select a Management option to the value of 0.5 credits. Options may include:

• Corporate Financial Strategy
• E-Business Environment and Management
• Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice
• Fraud, Ethics and Forensic Accounting
• International Business
• Law for Managers
• Marketing Communications
• Mergers and Valuation
• Operations and Technology Management
• Organisational Change

YEAR 4

• Advanced Chemical Research Project

You will select 1.0 credit from advanced chemistry options, 1.0 credit of advanced mathematics options, and 1.0 credit of advanced management options. Chemistry options may include:

• Biological Chemistry/Biological Macromolecules
• Concepts in Computational and Experimental Chemistry
• Inorganic Rings, Chains and Clusters
• New Directions in Materials Chemistry
• Numerical and Analytical Methods
• Pathways, Intermediates and Function in Organic Chemistry
• Principles of Drug Design
• Organometallic Chemistry
• Structural Methods in Modern Chemistry

Your learning will combine lectures, practical classes and group workshops. In addition you will attend tutorials in groups of four to six students which provide specialised support for the core modules.

Modules usually involve at least two methods of assessment; coursework (problem sheets, essays or poster presentations), an examination, or lab classes. Feedback, such as face-to-face marking in laboratories, is always provided. Your final year project will be assessed through a written report, a presentation and an oral examination.