University of St Andrews courses

...Students who do not possess at least a B at Advanced Higher or A-Level Mathematics will need to take Introductory Mathematics in their first semester before... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Abstract Algebra, Bayesian Inference...

...exploring its development from more simplistic, single-species approaches. Students choose three optional modules from the following: Current Issues in Biologging... Learn about: Ecosystem Functioning, Biological Oceanography, Biodiversity Marine...

...'Mathematics', that can be studied in either semester. Mathematics: introduces ideas, methods and techniques required for applying mathematics in the physical... Learn about: Sampling Theory, Abstract Algebra, Statistical Inference...

...theoretical and practical application of techniques used to study marine acoustics. Current Issues in Biologging: presents an introduction to the theory... Learn about: Marine Mammal Biology, Advanced Bioacoustics, Marine Mammals...

...problems into mathematics. Multivariate Calculus: extends basic calculus in a single variable to the setting of real functions of several variables... Learn about: Symbolic computation, Classical Mechanics, Applied Statistics...

...Nonlinear Waves Real and Abstract Analysis Sampling Theory Solar Theory In your final year, you also undertake a project on a topic chosen in consultation... Learn about: Complex Analysis, Functional Analysis, Symbolic computation...

...Husbandry and Sustainability: production management and business management of modern aquaculture practices. Health and Disease: the factors that influence... Learn about: Health and Disease, Disease Vertebrates, Anatomy and Physiology...

...accountancy actuarial profession civil service computing intelligence (private sector) investment banking and investment management management consultancy... Learn about: Sampling Theory, Solar Theory, Symbolic computation...

...continuity and differentiation Combinatorics and Probability: introduces counting techniques for finite structures, and the behaviour of random variables... Learn about: Computational Techniques, Analytical techniques, Fluid Dynamics...

...chemistry and organic spectroscopy. Physical Chemistry 2 : covers quantum mechanics, thermodynamics and electrochemistry, kinetics, molecular spectroscopy... Learn about: Organic Chemistry, Pericyclic Chemistry, Ligand Design...

...such as Communication and Teaching in Science. This degree is especially suited to students who want a career where a strong science base is needed... Learn about: Physical Chemistry, Blockbuster Solids, Energy conversion...

...Data Intensive Systems Database Management Systems Information Visualisation and Visual Analytics Dissertation MSc students complete a dissertation during... Learn about: Statistical Inference, Sampling Theory, Data analysis...

...lawyers journalism and the media finance (accountants and investment bankers). Modules In the first two years of your degree (known as sub-honours)... Learn about: Medicinal Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Pericyclic Chemistry...

...Programming Principles and Practice: introduces computational thinking and problem solving skills to students who have no or little previous programming experience... Learn about: Information Visualisation, Problem Solving, Orientated Modelling...

...per semester during your first two years, and four to six per semester during your third and fourth year 1st Year Students will take the following compulsory first-year modules... Learn about: Energy conversion, Organic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry...

...to quantum theory of atoms, molecules and solids. Here is a sample of Honours modules which have been offered in previous years: Statistical Mechanics... Learn about: Statistical Mechanics, Energy conversion, Structure calculations...

...numbers of students Semester 1 – students choose one optional module for the first semester. Advanced Metal Chemistry Advanced Spectroscopic Methods Asymmetric... Learn about: Inorganic Chemistry, Advanced Physical, Blockbuster Solids...

...builds on Spanish for Beginners 1 and further develops the understanding of Spanish grammar and language. Students who have an SQA Higher or a GCE A-level... Learn about: Spanish Language, Literary Translation...

...Advanced Spectroscopic Methods Asymmetric Synthesis Heterocyclic and Pericyclic Chemistry Homogeneous Catalysis Integrating Chemistry Nanostructured Materials... Learn about: Blockbuster Solids, Enzyme Cofactors, Structure calculations...

...supervisor from two universities of the consortium. These supervisors will provide topic guidance and support throughout the research and writing process... Learn about: Comparative Literature, Cultural Theory...