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Environmental Chemistry

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Course summary

Environmental chemists tackle global challenges in sustainability, health and green energy. This course builds a strong foundation with environmental science expertise to meet future sustainability needs through a unique, career-ready skillset.

Top lab facilities
Sharpen your problem-solving skills in newly refurbished labs equipped with advanced analytical instruments.

Expert teaching and support
Learn in small groups led by approachable, world-leading researchers. Benefit from personalised guidance and a teaching approach that prioritises your success and development.

Career focus
Graduate career-ready with practical skills gained through fieldwork, placements and work-based projects. Collaborate with PhD and postdoctoral researchers in high-spec labs and apply chemistry in real-world contexts.

This course is for you if...

  • you want to learn how chemical processes impact air, water, soil and ecosystems

  • you are seeking to develop your analytical and problem-solving skills by interpreting complex chemical data

  • you are looking for a friendly and supportive teaching environment with hands-on career support

  • you are excited to boost your employability through placements, work-based projects, or research experience.

How to apply

Application codes

Course code:
F141
Institution code:
P60

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Student Outcomes

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80 Employment after 15 months (Most common jobs)

95 Go onto work and study

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