Degrees in Bath

...You can specialise in a particular field through optional units and a final year project. There will also be opportunities for you to put your chemistry... Learn about: Drug Discovery, Physical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry...

...Dissertation University ambassadors scheme: science Chemistry project Engaging the public in chemistry research Optional course units You'll be able... Learn about: Organic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry...

...of drug discovery Plus optional units Optional course units You can choose from a number of optional units in years 3 and 4. Here are some examples... Learn about: Drug Discovery, Organic Chemistry...

...chemistry laboratory 2 Analytical chemistry Physical chemistry laboratory 2 Organic chemistry laboratory 2 Major therapeutic areas Computational chemistry... Learn about: Drug Discovery, Organic Chemistry...

...to broader roles in education, scientific publishing, administration, banking and finance. Many of our graduates choose to go on to postgraduate study... Learn about: Drug Discovery, Organic Chemistry, Fundamentals of organic chemistry From molecules...

...Master the mysteries of physics from first principles to advanced problem-solving. Physics is ‘the science of everything’. It teaches you about matter... Learn about: Properties OF MATTER, Classical Mechanics, GCSE Physics...

...There will also be opportunities for you to put your chemistry knowledge into practice in research laboratories and other professional environments outside the University... Learn about: School Management...

...engineering, telecommunications, banking, finance, meteorology, oil, gas and space exploration. Many of our graduates also choose to go on to postgraduate... Learn about: Electric circuits, GCSE Physics, Classical Mechanics...

...energy and how they interact, from subatomic to cosmological scales. Learn about the structure of physical laws and take part in their discovery... Learn about: Problem Solving, Classical Mechanics, GCSE Physics...

...a number of optional units in years 1, 2 and 3. Here are some examples of the units currently being studied by our students. Analytical chemistry Organic... Learn about: School Management...

...energy and how they interact, from subatomic to cosmological scales. Learn about the structure of physical laws and take part in their discovery... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Problem Solving, Classical Mechanics...

...Analytical chemistry Organic chemistry of biomolecules Principles of finance for managers Contemporary issues in business and society DNA in the modern... Learn about: School Management...

...Here are some examples of the units our students are currently studying. Laser physics Medical physics Relativistic cosmology Advanced quantum theory Nanoscience... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Problem Solving, Classical Mechanics...

...energy and how they interact, from subatomic to cosmological scales. Learn about the structure of physical laws and take part in their discovery... Learn about: Classical Mechanics, Electric circuits, Problem Solving...

...world Learning and assessment Learning Laboratory sessions Lectures Practical sessions Seminars Tutorials Workshops Assessment Coursework Dissertation... Learn about: School Management...

...Dissertation Essay Multiple choice examination Oral assessment Practical work Written examination... Learn about: Properties OF MATTER, Electric circuits, GCSE Physics...

...You’ll study physical systems under conditions that exceed anything we could conceivably create on Earth, such as extrasolar planets or the extreme end states of stellar evolution... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Properties OF MATTER, Quantum Physics...

...units our students are currently studying. Laser physics Medical physics Superconductivity Networks Mathematical methods Magnetism Learning and assessment... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Electric circuits, Classical Mechanics...

...physics project General relativity Fluid dynamics in physics and astrophysics Stars and stellar evolution Galaxies and introduction to cosmology Plus optional... Learn about: Electricity and Magnetism, Properties OF MATTER, Classical Mechanics...

...to the world around you. You could be part of building a better future through delivering clean water, designing greener products, or researching new ways to generate energy... Learn about: Chemical Engineering...