Chemistry, BSc (Hons)

Kingston University’s Chemistry degree, accredited by the Royal Society of Chemistry, offers a one-year work placement for practical experience, alongside state-of-the-art laboratories refurbished with a £6 million investment. Recognised with a Teaching Excellence Framework Gold rating, the program equips students with industry-relevant skills through practical labs, environmental chemistry studies, and optional modules tailored to personal interests. An individual project allows in-depth exploration, while ongoing revalidation ensures the curriculum meets modern needs, fostering problem-solving, digital competency, and adaptability.The course addresses global challenges like food security and pollution, preparing graduates for careers in research, analytical chemistry, and teaching. Teaching methods include lectures, workshops, and practical classes, with assessments comprising exams, coursework, and projects evaluated through reports and presentations. Example modules cover foundation inorganic and environmental chemistry, advanced analytical science, and organic and medicinal chemistry, emphasising skills valued by employers.

Example modules – Foundation Inorganic and Environmental Chemistry – Advanced Analytical Science – Organic and Medicinal Chemistry. For a full list of modules please visit the Kingston university course webpage.