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MRes Chemistry

Programme information was correct at 23 July 2013.

Programme

Qualifications and durations
  • MRes 1 year full-time
Overview

The aim of the course is to provide experience in a wide range of laboratory techniques and enhance specialist knowledge in chemistry. Research projects may be chosen from any area of computational, physical, inorganic or organic chemistry. Course components include an advanced chemistry practical unit, two research projects, taught units in advanced chemistry, modules in transferable skills. It is a self-contained qualification, and graduates will be well-suited for posts in all sectors of the chemical industry, including the pharmaceutical industry and government institutions. It may also form the first year of a four year integrated PhD programme.

Entry requirements

2.1 or higher first degree (or equivalent) in the physical sciences. Students may also enter the programme of study with a taught Masters degree in an appropriate subject. The minimum non-graduate qualifications acceptable for admission to the University of Bath are:

  1. Membership of recognised professional institutions of at least graduate status or a relevant professional qualification acceptable to the Board of Studies.
  2. Extended and responsible experience at an appropriate standard in a relevant field acceptable to the Board of Studies.
Minimum English requirements
  • IELTS 6.5 (with not less than 6.0 in each of the four components) or
  • TOEFL (internet) 92 overall, 21 Writing, Listening 21, Reading 22, Speaking 23
References

Two references are required.

Contact

Dr David Carbery

Email fsci-gs-admissionsqueries@rt.bath.ac.uk
Tel
+44 (0) 1225 386815
Fax +44 (0) 1225 386231
Web www.bath.ac.uk/chemistry

Fees

See the Tuition Fees Schedule

Our Research

Our research

Research in our Department is centred around a number of focused areas or themes. To find out more, please see our:

Our research staff and students are also involved in a number of formal Research Centres. Please visit their websites:

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About the Department

About the Department

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