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The Master of Science in Chemistry program at the University of Southampton Malaysia is an integrated 4-year master's degree that offers an ideal pathway for students interested in pursuing further research or study in chemistry or seeking employment in the chemical or pharmaceutical industries. Chemistry plays a pivotal role in addressing global challenges, and this program explores key areas such as renewable energy and its storage, sustainable manufacturing processes for chemicals, and the development of medicines and treatments for diseases. The MChem Chemistry program at Southampton emphasizes problem-solving and aims to contribute to a sustainable future. Taught by leading academics engaged in cutting-edge chemistry research, the program provides students with the opportunity to deepen their knowledge across a wide range of areas, including computational chemistry, nuclear magnetic resonance, and drug discovery. Through this program, students develop advanced skills and expertise, preparing them to tackle complex scientific challenges and contribute to advancements in the field of chemistry that promote a sustainable and prosperous future.
You'll study a set of core topics that are essential to your developing knowledge, giving you a solid grounding in organic, inorganic and physical chemistry.
Topics include:
You can also choose options from the wider university including mathematics, physics, biology and languages.
You'll study core topics in chemistry such as:
You can also choose options that may include:
You'll take advanced modules in the core practical and theoretical areas of chemistry such as:
In the advanced practical module you'll do research-oriented, open-ended experiments. These allow you to develop new practical skills, manage your own learning and present your results. You can also select 3 optional chemistry modules from a choice of 8. These include Medicinal Chemistry, Sustainable Chemistry and Atmospheric Chemistry.
In your final year, you'll complete an advanced research project in an area of your choice, supervised by a member of academic staff. You'll work in the laboratory, carry out literature research and write your dissertation .
In semester 2 you can take 3 advanced chemistry taught modules such as:
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