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Chemistry for Net Zero BSc
The Chemistry for Net Zero course aims to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and tools necessary to address the challenges of achieving a net-zero carbon future.
This modern, research-informed
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Apply by 31 Jan
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Points of entry for Chemistry for Net Zero BSc
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Entry requirements for Chemistry and Chemistry at University of Lincoln
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Required subjects for Chemistry for Net Zero BSc at University of Lincoln
104 UCAS points from a minimum of 2 A Levels or equivalent qualifications to include grade B from A Level Chemistry.
UCAS points for current students on Chemistry and Chemistry at University of Lincoln
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member991305
18th September 23
Chemistry, MChem FullTime
I honestly couldn't praise this course (and school) anymore than I'm able. The members of staff are lovely, welcoming, and always willing to have a chat. The postgraduate students who are demonstrators in the labs are helpful and kind. The course content contains a nice breadth of fields in chemistry ranging from quantum mechanics to complex organic chemistry. Job prospects are high but not perfect as the chemical industry itself just isn't perfect and suited for everyone, but you will likely enjoy your time here on this course as long as you focus, and try your best. read more
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