University of St Andrews courses

...Others gain employment in a variety of sectors including: accountancy actuarial profession civil service computing intelligence (private sector)... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Abstract Algebra, Sampling Theory...

...introduces the main types of survey method for wildlife populations, taught by CREEM and the School of Mathematics and Statistics. Fisheries Research... Learn about: Biological Oceanography, Biodiversity Marine, Ecosystem Functioning...

...sciences or for further study in mathematics. Students who do not possess at least a B at Advanced Higher or A-Level Mathematics will need to take Introductory... Learn about: Abstract Algebra, Statistical Inference, Sampling Theory...

...teaching methods and assessment, please see the latest module catalogue which is for the 2018–2019 academic year; some elements may be subject to change for 2019 entry... Learn about: Marine Mammals, Biological Data, Advanced Bioacoustics...

...limit, continuity and differentiation. Combinatorics and Probability: introduces counting techniques for finite structures, and the behaviour of random variables... Learn about: Complex Analysis, GCSE Mathematics, Symbolic computation...

...for students on different degree routes who wish to study Mathematics. Introductory Mathematics: designed for students who do not meet the entry requirements... Learn about: Complex Analysis, Applied Statistics, Classical Mechanics...

...practices on both local and global scales. Breeding and Genetics: selective breeding programmes and modern genetic techniques applied in aquaculture practices... Learn about: Health and Disease, Disease Vertebrates, Anatomy and Physiology...

...In your final year, you also undertake an advanced project on a topic chosen in consultation with the teaching staff of the School of Mathematics and Statistics... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Applied Statistics, Functional Analysis...

...designed for students who do not meet the entry requirements for the first-year Mathematics module. Provides a secure base in elementary calculus... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Mathematical Biology, Linear Mathematics...

...These specialist subjects include (but are not limited to): organometallic chemistry carbohydrate and nucleic acid chemistry energy conversion and storage... Learn about: Physical Chemistry, Biological Chemistry, Blockbuster Solids...

...but who do not seek advanced professional chemist accreditation. For example, the technology sector, teaching, journalism or patent law. The BSc in Chemical... Learn about: Physical Chemistry, Colour Chemistry, Energy conversion...

...aims to teach computer programming skills, including principles of good programming practice, with an emphasis on statistical computing. Introductory Data Analysis... Learn about: Statistical Inference, Spatial Processes, Sampling Theory...

...covers metal complexes and organometallics, descriptive transition-metal chemistry, atmospheric chemistry, solid-state chemistry and descriptive main-group chemistry... Learn about: Physical Chemistry, Colour Chemistry, Organic Chemistry...

...which enables them to consolidate and extend their specialist knowledge and critical thinking. Students have 24-hour access to modern computing laboratories... Learn about: Orientated Modelling, Information Visualisation, Problem Solving...

...introductory bio-organic chemistry, and organic spectroscopy. 2nd Year Students will take the following compulsory second-year modules: Inorganic Chemistry... Learn about: Analysis of Materials, Physical Chemistry, Functional Materials...

...organic functional groups and their reactions, introductory bioorganic chemistry, and organic spectroscopy. 2nd Year Students will take the following compulsory... Learn about: Statistical Mechanics, Energy conversion, Materials Chemistry...

...by enrolling in PhD programmes at St Andrews or elsewhere. The School of Chemistry offers a large number of fully-funded PhD studentships each... Learn about: Blockbuster Solids, Advanced Physical, Inorganic Chemistry...

...First year Two different types of modules are offered in first year: intensive foundation courses for beginners or students with an SQA National 5 or GCSE in Spanish... Learn about: Literary Translation, Spanish Language...

...Semester 1 and three optional modules in Semester 2. The modules in this programme have varying methods of delivery and assessment. For more details of each module... Learn about: Enzyme Cofactors, Advanced Physical, Molecular Recognition...

...and Cultural Theory 1 Literary and Cultural Theory 2 Problems of Culture and Identity 1 Problems of Culture and Identity 2 Research and Professional Skills... Learn about: Cultural Theory, Comparative Literature...