Level chemistry courses

...CHEMISTRY - AS/A LEVEL Examination Board: OCR Syllabus AS H034 A H434 CHAS How long is the course? The course is divided into AS and A2. Students...

... science, medicine, dentistry and veterinary science. An AS or A-Level in Chemistry develops and demonstrates many transferable skills appreciated by... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Skills and Training...

...CHEMISTRY AS / A LEVEL The Salters course is a revolutionary course which is designed to encourage study skills, develop practical ability...

...Chemistry is the science of materials. It is about gases, liquids and solids; how they interact and how they may be made. Think about plastics, pesticides and drugs; fireworks, fuels and explosives. Chemistry is, literally, everywhere. In AS Chemistry you will cover topics such as atomic structure...

... chemistry and aspects of industrial chemistry. Produce a diplomate who is “fit for purpose”, and who is ready for employment in the chemistry or related industry, at a technical level, or who can progress to further third year study at either BSc or MChem level... Learn about: Analytical Chemistry, Environmental Chemistry...

...The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry offers the Master of Science (M.S.) and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degrees in Chemistry, and the Master of Science (M.S.) and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degrees in Biochemistry, Molecular and Structural Biology... Learn about: Organic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry...

...Courses CHEM 518a, Advanced Organic Chemistry   William Jorgensen Concise overview of structure, properties, thermodynamics, kinetics, reactions... Learn about: Materials Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry...

...The research areas one can choose between for a Master's project cover the whole breadth of the field of chemistry, from theoretical to experimental work. The department has state-of-the art instruments, which ensure that the experimental work will be of high quality (e.g. NMR, UV-, IR-... Learn about: Programme Planning, Chemistry Research...

... chemistry, aspects of industrial chemistry etc. We aim to produce a competent chemist capable of applying their knowledge at a technical level, or who can progress to higher level study (HND/BSc) in the field of chemistry... Learn about: Analytical Chemistry...

...The Chemistry PhD program is designed towards developing the ability to do creative scientific research. Accordingly, the single most important facet of the curriculum for an individual is his or her own research project. In keeping with the goal of fostering an atmosphere of scholarly, independent... Learn about: Quantitative Analysis, Organic Chemistry...

...Description of Major Biochemistry, as a science, attempts to understand the chemical basis for all life processes. It draws information from and has an impact on many fields: chemistry, zoology, botany, microbiology, virology, physiology, pharmacology, genetics, medicine, agriculture, and... Learn about: Organic Chemistry, GCSE Physics...

... polymers Amines and amides Factors affecting the properties of polymers Disposal of polymers Rates of reaction Enzyme catalysis Optical isomerism Amino acid/ protein chemistry The structure/ function of DNA Redox reactions Electrode potentials D-block chemistry Colorimetry Unit F335 Chemistry by Design...

...As a 'central science', Chemistry underpins a range of other subjects. Everything you see around you involves Chemistry in some way. A-Level Chemistry will give you a unique insight into the world you live...

...UC Berkeley offers two bachelors' degrees in Chemistry: a Bachelor of Science (BS) through the College of Chemistry and a Bachelor of Arts (BA) through the College of Letters and Science. For specific information regarding degree requirements for each, please refer to the information below... Learn about: Organic Chemistry, Quantitative Analysis...

...Chemistry is acknowledged to be the '-central science' and is studied not only by students taking biology, mathematics and physics, but also by those taking a broader range of subjects, such as geography, psychology, computing and modern languages. WHAT WILL I LEARN? You will develop essential...

... polymers Amines and amides Factors affecting the properties of polymers Disposal of polymers Rates of reaction Enzyme catalysis Optical isomerism Amino acid/ protein chemistry The structure/ function of DNA Redox reactions Electrode potentials D-block chemistry Colorimetry Unit F335 Chemistry by Design...

...Our courses emphasize the commercial as well as industrial application of chemistry. They aim to expand your fundamental chemical knowledge, refine your professional, scientific and technical skills and to develop your personal, communication and management skills. As a masters level chemist...

...This course aims to: extend your comprehension of key chemical concepts and so provide you with an in-depth understanding of specialised areas of chemistry. provide you with the ability to plan and carry out experiments independently and assess the significance of outcomes. develop your ability...

... and Core Science and either a B in Chemistry or Additional Science. What will I study ? AS Chemistry specification - 8CH0 Examining Board - EDEXCEL Topics...

...Chemistry Why choose A-level chemistry? It is an interesting subject requiring and developing a variety of skills Your chosen career needs...