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Chemical Engineering University of Wolverhampton

Chemical Engineering

University of Wolverhampton

University of Wolverhampton

Qualification: BEng (Hon)
Duration: 3 Years
Study mode: Full-time
Start date: 2023-2024
Average grad salary: £28k
UCAS Tariff: 104/104
Student satisfaction: 100%
Course study options: 2 course options available

Chemical Engineering with Sandwich Placement University of Wolverhampton

Chemical Engineering with Sandwich Placement

University of Wolverhampton

University of Wolverhampton

Qualification: BEng (Hon)
Duration: 4 Years
Study mode: Sandwich
Start date: 2023-2024
Average grad salary: £28k
UCAS Tariff: 104/104
Student satisfaction: 94%

Chemical Engineering with Foundation Year University of Wolverhampton

Chemical Engineering with Foundation Year

University of Wolverhampton

University of Wolverhampton

Qualification: BEng (Hon)
Duration: 4 Years
Study mode: Full-time
Start date: 2023-2024
Average grad salary: £28k
UCAS Tariff: 48/48
Student satisfaction: 94%
Course study options: 2 course options available

Chemistry University of Wolverhampton

Chemistry

University of Wolverhampton

City Campus, Wolverhampton

Qualification: MS
Duration: 1 Year
Study mode: Full-time
Start date: 2023-2024
Average grad salary: N/A
UCAS Tariff: N/A
Student satisfaction: N/A
Course study options: 2 course options available

Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology University of Wolverhampton

Applied Microbiology and Biotechnology

University of Wolverhampton

City Campus, Wolverhampton

Qualification: MS
Duration: 1 Year
Study mode: Full-time
Start date: 2023-2024
Average grad salary: N/A
UCAS Tariff: N/A
Student satisfaction: N/A
Course study options: 4 course options available

Biological Sciences University of Wolverhampton

Biological Sciences

University of Wolverhampton

University of Wolverhampton

Qualification: BSc (Hons)
Duration: 3 Years
Study mode: Full-time
Start date: 2023-2024
Average grad salary: £20k
UCAS Tariff: 96/96
Student satisfaction: 56%
Course study options: 2 course options available

Civil Engineering with Professional Practice University of Wolverhampton

Civil Engineering with Professional Practice

University of Wolverhampton

City Campus, Wolverhampton

Qualification: MS
Duration: 18 Months
Study mode: Full-time
Start date: 2023-2024
Average grad salary: N/A
UCAS Tariff: N/A
Student satisfaction: N/A

Biomedical Science University of Wolverhampton

Biomedical Science

University of Wolverhampton

City Campus, Wolverhampton

Qualification: MS
Duration: 1 Year
Study mode: Full-time
Start date: 2023-2024
Average grad salary: N/A
UCAS Tariff: N/A
Student satisfaction: N/A
Course study options: 4 course options available

University of Wolverhampton

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Wolverhampton

West Midlands

Wolverhampton

WV1 1LY

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