Chemistry (Negotiated Learning)
MSc Chemistry (Negotiated Learning) is a flexible programme which offers a diverse array of modules in a variety of Chemistry topics. The programme is suitable for you if you wish to sample different sides of the discipline ranging from the mathematical, through the physical and materials disciplines to the biological ends of the scientific spectrum. Initial academic advice ensures that your module choices can match your career aspirations or areas of interest. If you wish to broaden your understanding of chemistry, you could choose a range of modules across the discipline. If you are interested in progressing to a PhD programme, or into particular industries, you may choose to concentrate on a specific area, e.g., chemical biology, nanochemistry, medicinal, sustainable or materials chemistry.
The UCD School of Chemistry has vibrant research in areas such as catalysis and new transformations, bionano interface, advanced spectroscopy, new materials for magnetic, medicinal, and electronic applications, and carbohydrate chemistry.
Negotiated Learning: student and academic discuss goals, and tailor a suitable programme for the student.
- Individualised programmes can be selected from a large suite of modules.
- A high-level research project will add significant value and lead to a qualification suited for career advancement in the chemical industry.
- Over 4000 m2 of high specification, modern laboratories within the recently refurbished UCD O'Brien Centre for Science.