MChem (Hons) Chemistry, Biological and Medicinal Chemistry (with a year in York)

The MChem in Chemistry with Biological and Medicinal Chemistry at the University of York is a full-time course designed to foster a deep understanding of the subject matter. The degree blends traditional chemistry subjects with modules that explore the chemistry of life processes, offering specialized teaching from research-active staff in one of the UK's largest departments. Course Content: The four-year integrated Masters course offers a blend of courses that cover the fundamentals of chemistry and specialized modules that delve into the chemistry of life processes. The course explores concepts likes of fundamental physical, organic and inorganic chemistry in the first two years, later focusing on specialized areas such as organic synthesis, chemical biology, and biophysical chemistry in the third and fourth years.Key Modules: Some of the fundamental modules include Physical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, and Inorganic Chemistry. Additionally, the course includes specialized modules in the third and fourth years like Organic Synthesis, Chemical Biology, and Biophysical Chemistry.Accreditations: The MChem Chemistry course with Biological and Medicinal Chemistry is accredited and approved by the Royal Society of Chemistry.Future Careers: Graduates of this degree are set for a diverse range of careers that include pharmaceutical and bioscience industries, environmental agencies, hospitals, and universities. Some graduates also continue with further study in the field, undertaking Masters or PhD degrees.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.