Analytical Chemistry Birkbeck, University of London

Overview

Why Analytical Chemistry at Birkbeck, University of London?

Birkbeck's Analytical Chemistry programme is situated within a vibrant research environment, allowing students to learn from leading experts in the field. The university is renowned for its commitment to providing high-quality education and is ranked 11th in the UK for Biological Sciences in the recent 2021 Research Excellence Framework (REF). The unique structure of the programme encourages collaboration among students from diverse scientific backgrounds, enriching the learning experience. Birkbeck offers state-of-the-art facilities, ensuring that students have access to the latest technological advancements in analytical chemistry.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

- Full-time international students: £13,900 per year - Part-time international students: £6,950 per year - Full-time home students: £8,500 per year - Part-time home students: £4,250 per year Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The MSc in Analytical Chemistry comprises various modules that equip students with essential skills and knowledge. The course structure includes:

• Advanced and Applied Analytical Techniques
• Biochemical Analysis
• Research Skills and Statistics
• Spectroscopy
• MSc Analytical Chemistry Research Project

For the Postgraduate Diploma, students complete four modules without a research project.

Careers with Analytical Chemistry

Graduates of the Analytical Chemistry programme are well-prepared for diverse career paths in the chemical sciences. They can pursue roles such as: - Research Chemist in academic or industrial settings - Quality Control Analyst - Science Writer or roles in scientific communication - Positions within the education sector Notable employers of Birkbeck alumni include Johnson Matthey, Affinity Water, Piramal Discovery Solutions, Haier Biomedical, and Ludwig Cancer Research. The skills acquired during the programme, such as analytical techniques, independent problem-solving, and effective scientific communication, are highly sought after in the job market, ensuring that graduates are competitive candidates in various sectors.