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MSc
UCL - University College London - Department of Chemistry
This MSc will train students in cutting-edge molecular measurement and analysis methods (molecular structure and imaging, molecular sensors, biomolecular interactions, photobiology) for applications across chemistry, biology and the life sciences. It will train students to be problem solvers who know how molecular measurements are made and how analytical tools work.
MSc
UCL - University College London - Department of Chemistry
There is a growing need by industry for staff trained in computational molecular sciences. This new multidisciplinary MSc will teach simulation tools that are common to a wide range of applications, including catalysis and energy materials, nanotechnology and drug design, thereby broadening research and employment prospects in this developing field.
MRes
UCL - University College London - Department of Chemistry
The Organic Chemistry: Drug Discovery MRes at UCL offers students the opportunity to follow an integrated course of research and interdisciplinary study. Students gain an outstanding training in synthetic organic chemistry applied to drug design, together with a breadth of experience in several areas of synthetic methodology.
MSc
UCL - University College London - Department of Chemistry
Global challenges require new technologies for renewable energy sources, methods of energy storage, lightweight structures and for carbon capture and sequestration. This is a broadening MSc, designed for graduates who wish to acquire skills in Energy and Materials Science in order to participate in the emerging scientific and technical revolution to meet climate change targets.
MRes
UCL - University College London - Department of Chemistry
The Molecular Modelling and Materials Science MRes provides the first year of a four year programme designed to train graduate students to PhD standard in the key area of the application of computer modelling techniques to materials and complex molecules. The programme provides specific training in molecular modelling methods applicable to materials science, together with tuition in research methods and the use of literature sources.
MSc / PGDip
UCL - University College London - Department of Biochemical Engineering
This MSc analyses how advances in the life sciences can effectively be translated into real outcomes of benefit to all. Close links with the research activities of the Advanced Centre for Biochemical Engineering ensure that lecture and case study examples are built around the latest biological discoveries and bioprocessing technologies.
MSc
UCL - University College London - Department of Chemistry
The Chemical Research MSc at UCL is a research intensive programme that introduces students to the methods of scientific research and the techniques of a particular research area in Chemistry. Students also broaden their knowledge of chemistry through a selection of taught courses and are able to tailor the programme to meet their personal research interests.
MSc
UCL - University College London - Department of Chemical Engineering
Process engineering often involves close collaboration between engineers and scientists from a variety of disciplines. The Chemical Process Engineering MSc at UCL is specifically designed to facilitate this collaboration, and provides graduates from a variety of engineering and science disciplines with the advanced training necessary to enter the chemical or biochemical industries.
EngD
UCL - University College London - Department of Chemistry
The programme is designed to train graduate students to PhD standard in the key area of the application of computer modelling techniques to materials and complex molecules. The first year is comprised of taught courses followed by research in Years 2-4 with an industrial sponsor.
EngD
UCL - University College London - Department of Biochemical Engineering
EngD taught courses within the programme are tailored to the individual. The scheme aims to produce the next generation of bioprocess leaders.
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