Course Structure and Content
Courses offered
Degree Programmes are either single Honours or joint Honours types. Single Honours programmes are either Master in Science (MSci), or Bachelor of Science (BSc). Joint Honours programmes are all BSc and are given in conjunction with the Business School.
Our individual degree programmes range in duration from 3 to 5 years:
| UCAS Code | Degree Type | Programme Specifications** |
|---|---|---|
| F100 | BSc | Chemistry |
| F1N2* | BSc | Chemical Sciences and Management |
* It is not possible to apply for this course directly through UCAS. However, students who start chemistry study at Imperial on any other undergraduate chemistry course will have the option to transfer to this course during their second year. Please note that this course is not RSC accredited.
| UCAS Code | Degree Type | Programme Specifications** |
|---|---|---|
| F103 | MSci | Chemistry |
| F104 | MSci | Chemistry with Research Abroad |
| F1NF | BSc | Chemistry with Management |
| F124 | MSci | Chemistry with Medicinal Chemistry |
| F1F3 | MSci | Chemistry with Molecular Physics |
| F1R1 | MSci | Chemistry with French for Science |
| F1R2 | MSci | Chemistry with German for Science |
| F1R4 | MSci | Chemistry with Spanish for Science |
| UCAS Code | Degree Type | Programme Specifications** |
|---|---|---|
| FN11 | BSc | Chemistry with Management and a Year in Industry |
| F105 | MSci | Chemistry with a Year in Industry |
| F125 | MSci | Chemistry with Medicinal Chemistry and a Year in Industry |
| F1FH | MSci | Chemistry with Molecular Physics and a Year in Industry |
| F101 | MSci | Chemistry with Research Abroad and a Year in Industry |
All our degree courses are fully accredited by the UK Chemistry Professional body, The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC). With the exception of F1N2.
**Programme Specifications
The UK Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA) require us to provide 'Programme Specifications' for our Degree courses. These comply with the QAA Subject Benchmark Statement for Chemistry which sets out expectations about standards of degrees in Chemistry. The statement describes what gives a Chemistry its coherence and identity, and defines what can be expected of a graduate in terms of the abilities and skills needed to develop understanding or competence in the subject.
Language Options
- Language for science courses supplement chemistry elements of the programme for students registered on a combined degree in Chemistry with a Language for Science (F1R1, F1R2, F1R4)
- Language classes in French, German, Spanish and Italian are available for students registered on a Year-Abroad or Research Abroad course (F101,F104)
These courses are offered by the Centre for Languages, Culture and Communication
Links with Overseas Partners
Our F104, F101, F1R1, F1R2 and F1R4 degree courses all entail ~8 months of study at an overseas partner University. For a list of our partner Universities, please follow this link: Erasmus & Related Partner Institutions.
Links with Industry and Employers
Imperial College works closely with employers and industry, including Industrial Advisory Panels, to design undergraduate courses which provide graduates with technical knowledge, expertise and transferable skills and to encourage students to take internships and placements.
The Scheme for Award of Honours
For our Scheme for Award of Honours please follow this link: Scheme for the Award of Honours 2018 - 2019
Competence standards
Download our Competence Standards for all BSc & MSci Chemistry Degree Programmes
Timetables
Timetables, the Scheme for the Award of Honours, tutorial groups and other course related documents can be accessed on the Blackboard Learn module called Chem Central.
Student Handbook
Download the Chemistry Student Welcome Handbook 2017-2018.