StudyQA — Bachelor: Chemistry — University of St. Andrews

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Within the degree programme you will obtain the necessary skills and experience for a career in Chemistry, whether in industry, education or research. You will develop a broad base of chemical knowledge and understanding reinforced by extensive practical experience and familiarity with modern laboratory, instrumental and computational techniques. You will also get high-level general intellectual and scientific training, which allows many of our graduates to enter challenging careers in areas not directly related to chemistry. It may be possible to spend a semester or year studying abroad as part of this degree programme.

Introductory Chemistry for Second Year Direct Entry Students
The Impact of Chemistry
Introductory Inorganic and Physical Chemistry
Inorganic and Physical Chemistry 1
Organic and Biological Chemistry 1
A First Course in Organic Chemistry
Inorganic Chemistry 2
Organic Chemistry 2
Organic Chemistry 2 (French)
Physical Chemistry 2
Chemistry Workshop
Mini Chemistry Project
Organometallic Chemistry
Chemistry of Materials
Physical Inorganic Chemistry
Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory
Synthetic Methodology
Carbohydrate and Nucleic Acid Chemistry
Mechanism in Organic Chemistry
Organic Chemistry Laboratory
Organic Chemistry Laboratory (Materials)
Quantum Theory of Atoms, Molecules and Solids
Introduction to Analysis of Materials
Quantitative Aspects of Medicinal Chemistry
Statistical Mechanics and Computational Chemistry
Physical Chemistry Laboratory
External Placement
Chemistry Research Project
Chemistry Research Project for Non-graduating Students
Chemistry Project for Chemistry and Geology
Integrating Chemistry
Advanced Metal Chemistry
Advanced Main Group Chemistry
Blockbuster Pharmaceuticals
Heterocyclic and Pericyclic Chemistry
Fragrance, Food and Colour Chemistry
Functional Materials and Electrons in Solids
Electrochemistry and Computational Chemistry
Fundamentals of the Spectroscopy of Molecules and Solids
Research Project
Homogeneous Catalysis
Advanced Ligand Design
Advanced Physical Inorganic Chemistry
Blockbuster Solids
Asymmetric Synthesis
Natural Products, Biosynthesis and Enzyme Co-factors
Reactive Intermediates
Chemical Biology
Molecular Recognition
Advanced Spectroscopic Methods
Surface Science and Heterogeneous Catalysis
Chemical Applications of Electronic Structure Calculations
Energy Conversion and Storage
Processing of Materials
Nanostructured Materials

Requirements

If you have graduated from high school in Russia with a national school leaving certificate (Certificate of Secondary (Complete) General Education Attestat o Srednem (Polnom) Obshchem Obrazovanii), we would also expect you to have one of the following:

A recognised foundation programme certificate. The University's Centre for International Foundation Programmes (CIFP) offers a range of programmes providing an excellent preparation for undergraduate academic study and we welcome students with strong Attestat scores. Find out more about taking a foundation programme at the University of St Andrews.
At least 3 A Levels
An IB Diploma
At least 5 'Group A' advanced placement subjects

If you are studying a foreign language qualification and you wish this to be considered, it should be in a language that is foreign to you and should not be in your first language. You should indicate in your personal statement that the foreign language qualification you are studying is not your first language. If this is not the case your application may be considered less competitive.

IELTS 6.5 overall with at least 6.0 in each component
TOEFL (IBT) 92 overall with at least 20 in all components
Pay the required £50 (50 pounds sterling) fee through the University’s online payment service. Please note the order number given to your purchase on your application form so that we can match the payment to your application.
A personal statement detailing why you are applying for the course.
An up-to-date transcript showing the subjects you are taking at high school and your achieved and predicted grades. If your school has a school profile, this should also be included.
An evaluation of your general character, academic ability and likelihood of success at university level from a teacher or high school counsellor. You should either:
- Attach your referee’s report in the form of a letter on school stationery, dated and signed by your referee.
- Or send the name and details of the person who will provide your reference with your application, and use the referee report form (PDF, 599 KB). This must be clearly marked with your name. You can attach this form to your application, send it separately or we can email the referee directly if that is more convenient.