Bachelors in Chemistry

Bachelor in AP Degree in Chemical and Biotechnical Science

AP degree programme in Chemical and Biotechnical Science is a 2½-year full-time Higher Educational programme qualifying our graduates for key functions within a number of trades and industries. Typical areas of work include control laboratories, research and development laboratories both in the manufacturing sector, and at universities and other research institutes.

Bachelor in Maastricht Science Programme

The Maastricht Science Programme offers you the opportunity to create your personal curriculum from a broad offer of courses in the natural sciences.

Bachelor in Liberal Arts and Sciences

For students who do not want to be limited to a single academic discipline. UCM offers 150 courses in almost all academic disciplines. The 3-year programme is entirely in English.

Bachelor in Chemistry for Drug Discovery

University of Bradford

The programmes allow you considerable flexibility in the study pathway that you follow. In addition to the choice of specialism and the choice of research or commercial experience, third-year exits (with a BSc qualification rather than MChem) are possible for those who choose not to develop further experience.

Bachelor in Biological Chemistry

Johannes Kepler University Linz

The joint Bachelor's degree program in Biological Chemistry is organized and supported by the Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences at the JKU Linz and the Faculty of Natural Sciences at the University of South Bohmemia in Budweis, Czech Republic

Bachelor in Chemistry Combined Degrees

University of Greenwich

This is one of the few university chemistry programmes that offers analytical chemistry as a major part of the core study, reflecting the university's long tradition of excellence in this subject.

Bachelor in Biomedical Sciences (Biochemistry)

Brunel University

This course provides you with an understanding of the main subject areas in biosciences, with a focus on biochemistry. It will help you develop transferable and professional skills appropriate to a wide range of careers in health care, industry and academia.

Bachelor in Degree Programme in Chemistry and Technology

Central Ostrobothnia University of Applied Sciences

Degree: Bachelor of Engineering The aim of this degree programme is to give the students a comprehensive knowledge of chemical engineering based on sufficient skills in chemistry. In the specialisation option the students will gain education in environmental issues like: recycling of materials, production of energy, handling of wastewater, cleaning of air, environmental management and process planning. Competences in mathematical and scientific skills as well as economical thinking and management skills are also achieved. The student will get a holistic view on life-cycle thinking and material flows in industrial planning and other fields of society.

Bachelor in Biochemistry

University of Dundee

Modern Biochemistry has a broad remit, covering all aspects of how cells behave. It has also given rise to the new disciplines of Molecular Biology and Molecular Genetics, and with them underpins many of the exciting advances being made in medicine and biotechnology today.

Bachelor in Chemistry and Materials Technology

Tomas Bata University in Zlín

Students of this course acquire the basics of natural sciences and engineering disciplines as well as essential laboratory skills. Our laboratories offer up-to-date equipment and information technologies. In the third year, students have the option to choose special subjects, which will be further developed within their Master's study. The aim is to create a career-focused Bachelor's course.

Bachelor in Biosciences (DT259)

Dublin Institute of Technology

The aim of this programme is to produce graduates with the necessary skills for employment as technicians/technologists or scientifi c personnel in the fields of Biotechnology and Biosciences.

Bachelor in Chemistry for Analysis

University of Bradford

The programmes allow you considerable flexibility in the study pathway that you follow. In addition to the choice of specialism and the choice of research or commercial experience, third-year exits (with a BSc qualification rather than MChem) are possible for those who choose not to develop further experience.