48 monthsProgramme duration
23,350 GBPTuition Fee/year
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Chemistry
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Studying Chemistry at Swansea will give you a strong foundation in both the theoretical principles and practical techniques that underpin the chemical sciences. You will explore major areas of chemistry, including organic, inorganic, physical, analytical, biological, medicinal, theoretical and computational chemistry, developing a broad understanding of how each discipline contributes to real scientific challenges.
From the very beginning of your degree, you will build practical skills through hands on laboratory experience. You will learn how to work safely and accurately in the lab, record and analyse data, interpret results and use a range of modern chemical techniques. As you progress, you will develop your numerical, mathematical and analytical skills, enabling you to work confidently with data, solve complex problems and communicate your findings clearly.
You will learn how chemists apply their knowledge to understand the world around us, from designing new materials and medicines to analysing environmental samples and investigating molecular behaviour. You will also develop the independent learning skills needed to evaluate information, tackle new challenges and grow your scientific expertise.
Clear and effective communication is an important part of the course. You will practise presenting ideas, explaining scientific concepts and writing reports using appropriate sources and scientific conventions. These skills are highly valued by employers and will support your success in a wide range of scientific and professional settings.
If you choose the MChem pathway, you will take your learning even further. You will deepen your conceptual understanding, gain enhanced practical and research skills and apply specialist knowledge to a substantial research project. This advanced training prepares you for professional accreditation and is an excellent route into scientific research and specialist careers.
From the very beginning of your degree, you will build practical skills through hands on laboratory experience. You will learn how to work safely and accurately in the lab, record and analyse data, interpret results and use a range of modern chemical techniques. As you progress, you will develop your numerical, mathematical and analytical skills, enabling you to work confidently with data, solve complex problems and communicate your findings clearly.
You will learn how chemists apply their knowledge to understand the world around us, from designing new materials and medicines to analysing environmental samples and investigating molecular behaviour. You will also develop the independent learning skills needed to evaluate information, tackle new challenges and grow your scientific expertise.
Clear and effective communication is an important part of the course. You will practise presenting ideas, explaining scientific concepts and writing reports using appropriate sources and scientific conventions. These skills are highly valued by employers and will support your success in a wide range of scientific and professional settings.
If you choose the MChem pathway, you will take your learning even further. You will deepen your conceptual understanding, gain enhanced practical and research skills and apply specialist knowledge to a substantial research project. This advanced training prepares you for professional accreditation and is an excellent route into scientific research and specialist careers.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Chemistry
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Studying Chemistry at Swansea will give you a strong foundation in both the theoretical principles and practical techniques that underpin the chemical sciences. You will explore major areas of chemistry, including organic, inorganic, physical, analytical, biological, medicinal, theoretical and computational chemistry, developing a broad understanding of how each discipline contributes to real scientific challenges.
From the very beginning of your degree, you will build practical skills through hands on laboratory experience. You will learn how to work safely and accurately in the lab, record and analyse data, interpret results and use a range of modern chemical techniques. As you progress, you will develop your numerical, mathematical and analytical skills, enabling you to work confidently with data, solve complex problems and communicate your findings clearly.
You will learn how chemists apply their knowledge to understand the world around us, from designing new materials and medicines to analysing environmental samples and investigating molecular behaviour. You will also develop the independent learning skills needed to evaluate information, tackle new challenges and grow your scientific expertise.
Clear and effective communication is an important part of the course. You will practise presenting ideas, explaining scientific concepts and writing reports using appropriate sources and scientific conventions. These skills are highly valued by employers and will support your success in a wide range of scientific and professional settings.
If you choose the MChem pathway, you will take your learning even further. You will deepen your conceptual understanding, gain enhanced practical and research skills and apply specialist knowledge to a substantial research project. This advanced training prepares you for professional accreditation and is an excellent route into scientific research and specialist careers.
From the very beginning of your degree, you will build practical skills through hands on laboratory experience. You will learn how to work safely and accurately in the lab, record and analyse data, interpret results and use a range of modern chemical techniques. As you progress, you will develop your numerical, mathematical and analytical skills, enabling you to work confidently with data, solve complex problems and communicate your findings clearly.
You will learn how chemists apply their knowledge to understand the world around us, from designing new materials and medicines to analysing environmental samples and investigating molecular behaviour. You will also develop the independent learning skills needed to evaluate information, tackle new challenges and grow your scientific expertise.
Clear and effective communication is an important part of the course. You will practise presenting ideas, explaining scientific concepts and writing reports using appropriate sources and scientific conventions. These skills are highly valued by employers and will support your success in a wide range of scientific and professional settings.
If you choose the MChem pathway, you will take your learning even further. You will deepen your conceptual understanding, gain enhanced practical and research skills and apply specialist knowledge to a substantial research project. This advanced training prepares you for professional accreditation and is an excellent route into scientific research and specialist careers.
Admission Requirements
32+
6+
A-Levels CDD - DDD including Chemistry. If Maths not being studied at AS/A Level then Grade B GCSE Maths required. Pass BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Applied Science with MMM. Grade B in GCSE Maths required. Pass Access to HE (Science) with 27 Merits to include all Chemistry and Maths modules. Grade B in GCSE Maths required. International Qualifications - on a case-by-case basis. Non-native English speakers will need to demonstrate IELTS 6.0 (with a minimum of 5.5. in each component).
4 Years
Sep
- Candidates are required to submit references or letter(s) of recommendation for acceptance
Tuition fees
Domestic
9,790 GBP
International
23,350 GBP
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