Choice is an important aspect of our new curriculum.  Options are now available to Chemistry students across all years of study.  Most of our second year courses include choice equivalent to one-third of the second year programme of study.

Key principles that underpin the design and rationale for the new curriculum are to make it:

• Topical and rooted in the wider industrial and societal context, equipping our students with practical examples and assessment of exactly the skills and experience they need to succeed in their future workplaces.
• Modern, innovative and engaging with teaching delivery and assessment that makes full use of current technology using cutting-edge computing infrastructure and software.
• Research-led, supporting our student body in becoming active learners and independent researchers working at the frontiers of international science.
• Integrated and dynamic, adapting to new insights and technologies as they emerge.  

A summary of our course structure is shown below with links to individual courses that give an overview, sample timetable and transfer possibilities.

	Years 1 & 2	Year 3		Year 4
F100 BSc Chemistry	Lectures, tutorials, discussion classes and laboratory classes	Final year project	Lectures and discussion classes
F103 MSci Chemistry		Advanced Teaching Laboratory		Final year research project Lectures and discussion classes
F104 MSci Chemistry with Study Abroad in a Modern Language		Study abroad in a modern language	Distance learning
F105 MSci Chemistry with Industrial Experience		Industrial Placement
F107 MSci Chemistry with Study Abroad		Study abroad
F130 BSc Chemistry with Computing		Final year project	Lectures and discussion classes
F131 MSci Chemistry with Computing		Advanced practical chemistry for scientific computing		Final year research project Lectures and discussion classes

Our curriculum is under constant review and development. The above structure may change and the latest information can be found in our programme catalogue.