Science Courses County Antrim

...in comparison to the degree in Biomedical Sciences. Specialist subject areas which can be studied in detail include Pharmacology, Topographical Anatomy... Learn about: Human Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, Molecular Biology...

...with close access to diverse habitats, from estuaries and mudflats to rocky shores and the Atlantic Ocean. The Queen's University Marine Laboratory... Learn about: Quality Training, Marine Biology...

...with close access to diverse habitats, from estuaries and mudflats to rocky shores and the Atlantic Ocean. The Queen's University Marine Laboratory... Learn about: Quality Training, Marine Biology...

...usually study both Pure and Applied Mathematics in the first year, with Statistics being a likely third component. Queen's offers several different degree... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, GCSE Physics...

...usually study both Pure and Applied Mathematics in the first year, with Statistics being a likely third component. Queen's offers several different degree... Learn about: GCSE Physics, GCSE Mathematics, Quality Training...

...usually study both Pure and Applied Mathematics in the first year, with Statistics being a likely third component. Queen's offers several different degree... Learn about: GCSE Physics, GCSE Mathematics, Quality Training...

...usually study both Pure and Applied Mathematics in the first year, with Statistics being a likely third component. Queen's offers several different degree... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Quality Training, GCSE Physics...

...the award dictated by the modules studied. Why Queen's?Accreditation/Professional Recognition: the BSc degrees are recognised by the Royal Society of Chemistry... Learn about: Quality Training, Physical Chemistry, Medicinal Chemistry...

...the award dictated by the modules studied. Why Queen's? Accreditation/Professional Recognition: the BSc degrees are recognised by the Royal Society... Learn about: Medicinal Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Physical Chemistry...

...the award dictated by the modules studied. Why Queen's?Accreditation/Professional Recognition: the BSc degrees are recognised by the Royal Society of Chemistry... Learn about: Physical Chemistry, Medicinal Chemistry, Quality Training...

...the degrees follow the National Subject Profile for Higher Education Programmes in Microbiology as published by the Centre for Bioscience... Learn about: Quality Training...

...the degrees follow the National Subject Profile for Higher Education Programmes in Microbiology as published by the Centre for Bioscience... Learn about: Quality Training...

...leading centres for research. Physics at Queen's obtained an excellent grade in the last subject-based Teaching Quality Assessment exercise... Learn about: Medical training, GCSE Physics, Quality Training...

...leading centres for research. Physics at Queen's obtained an excellent grade in the last subject-based Teaching Quality Assessment exercise... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Medical training, Quality Training...

...leading centres for research. Physics at Queen's obtained an excellent grade in the last subject-based Teaching Quality Assessment exercise... Learn about: Medical training, GCSE Mathematics, GCSE Physics...

...leading centres for research. Physics at Queen's obtained an excellent grade in the last subject-based Teaching Quality Assessment exercise... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Medical training, GCSE Mathematics...

...usually study both Pure and Applied Mathematics in the first year, with Statistics being a likely third component. Queen's offers several different degree... Learn about: Quality Training, GCSE Mathematics, GCSE Physics...

...exploiting or building new observational facilities and are underpinned by the development of theoretical models such as astrochemistry models of star-forming discs and exoplanets... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...interaction with laboratory-based colleagues at Queen's and internationally. We address fundamental physical questions and use computer simulation to... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...whose work on ‘super solvents' (which do not form vapours and can be used as non-polluting alternatives to conventional solvents) was voted ‘Most Important... Learn about: Chemical Engineering...