Analytical Chemistry MSc

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University of Huddersfield

Comments about Analytical Chemistry MSc - At the institution - Huddersfield - West Yorkshire

• Objectives
  -To provide a thorough understanding of the basic principles of analysis, including design of sampling programme, pre treatment, data handling and the instrumentation used in modern analysis. -To help you think critically and make informed choices between proposed analytical techniques, methods and instruments. -To enable you to interpret data. -To teach the principles of quality control and assurance. -To enable you to apply your knowledge to the practical solution of real analytical problems. -To provide familiarity with current analytical literature to enable you to review, select, read and critically discuss the papers most relevant to a particular topic. -To train you in the methods of experimental design and the creation of new methods, novel modifications or combinations of existing methods. -To provide experience of handling and interpreting a wide range of analytical data. -To develop the techniques of communication, including report writing, poster and oral presentation. -To train students in independent study. As most of our students aim to improve their employment prospects the syllabus is closely matched to current industrial needs. We also provide additional assistance in finding employment.
• Entry requirements
  Entry Requirements Any one of the following: -Honours degree in chemistry or in a subject of which chemistry has formed a significant part. -Graduate membership of the Royal Society of Chemistry. -An ordinary degree in chemistry or its equivalent such as GRSC Part 1 or FIMLS plus a minimum of two years approved experience and any preliminary studies as we deem necessary. -Equivalent qualifications from international students.
• Academic title
  Analytical Chemistry MSc
• Course description
  Introduction
  
  This course provides you with the opportunity to extend your knowledge of analytical chemistry.
  
  It provides the level of expertise required for entry to the Royal Society of Chemistry's Indicative
  
  Register of Analytical Chemists.
  
  Key Features
  
  Modular course with eight taught modules plus project.
  
  Emphasis on independent learning.
  
  Assessment predominantly by assignment. The course is designed to train students in the scientific method in relation to analytical chemistry, extend your interest and knowledge in all areas of the subject and provide vocational support.
  
  Course Structure
  
  You are required to pass eight taught modules including a practical module and project. The project requires 50 days' laboratory work and takes place during the summer, usually through an industrial placement.
  
  We offer the following modules:
  
  -Fundamentals of Analytical Science
  -Basic Instrumental Methods
  -Computational, Statistical and Mathematical
  
  Methods
  
  -Advanced Separation Techniques
  -Advanced Methods for Organic Compounds
  -Biochemical Methods
  -Environmental Analysis
  -Practical
  -Placements and Careers (no credits are awarded for these modules).
  -Career Opportunities
  
  Around 20 students graduate from this course each year. Some 90 per cent gain full-time employment within three months of graduation.
  
  Funding
  Bursaries for this course may be available for eligible students.
  
  Other Information
  The course is also available for part-time study with evening attendance

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