MChem Chemical Physics with a Year in Industry
Master
In Norwich
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Master
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Norwich
Recognised by the Institute of Physics, this interdisciplinary degree brings together chemistry, physics and mathematics to create a challenging and exciting programme of study, incorporating a year in industry. Chemistry at UEA has a prestigious reputation – in the most recent Research Excellence Framework 2014 we ranked 4th in the UK for research outputs. It is this cutting-edge research in chemical sciences which underpins the teaching of the course, ensuring your learning is at the forefront of scientific thought.
This integrated four-year degree will give you a deep understanding of topics like nanoparticles, laser systems and their applications, microsensors, computational modelling and photonics. You will develop your practical expertise in lab classes, which will introduce you to many pieces of complex instrumentation and specialist equipment. Your third year will be spent on an industrial placement, so you will graduate with invaluable experience and industry links.
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2018/9A Level AAB to include Chemistry and Mathematics. Science A-levels must include a pass in the practical element.International Baccalaureate 33 points to include HL 6 in Chemistry and Maths. If no GCSE equivalent is held, offer will include Mathematics and English requirements.Scottish Highers Only accepted in combination with Scottish Advanced Highers.Scottish Advanced Highers BBC to include Chemistry and Mathematics. A combination of Advanced Highers and Highers may be acceptable .Irish Leaving Certificate AAAABB or 4 subjects at H1 and 2 at H2 to include...
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Subjects
- Teaching
- Mathematics
- Organic Chemistry
- Physical Chemistry
- Materials
- Art
- University
- School
- Project
- Systems
- Industry
- Inorganic Chemistry
- Computational
- GCSE Mathematics
- GCSE Physics
- Nanoparticles
Course programme
Chemical Physics is an exciting and intellectually challenging area and you will be introduced to topics that reflect its full scope, such as the fabrication and properties of nanoparticles, laser systems and their applications, microsensors, computational modelling and photonics.
Year 1
First year modules include mathematics for scientists, an introduction to laboratory-based work and special topics in chemical physics, as well as modules in basic organic, inorganic, physical chemistry and quantum mechanics.
Year 2
The second year consists of teaching in the core chemistry topics, laboratory work, including a specialised laboratory module on chemical physics, and additional lectures in mathematics and theoretical chemistry.
Year 3 (Year in Industry)
You will spend your third year on industrial placement. Throughout the work placement, you keep in contact with staff members at UEA, one of whom will visit you at least once during the year. In addition to a detailed final report on the work undertaken you will also complete a distance learning module assessed by coursework and short course tests.
Year 4
In your fourth year, you will study a range of advanced Chemistry modules such as Protein Engineering and Forensic Analysis and Interpretation, as well as completing a year-long research project.
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MChem Chemical Physics with a Year in Industry