Masters Course in Green Chemistry & Sustainable Industrial Technology
The MSc in Green Chemistry and Sustainable Industrial Technology is the first course of its kind to be accredited by the Royal Society of Chemistry. The MSc is designed to equip you with the necessary skills in green chemistry and green chemical technology to prepare you for a range of different careers in research, process development, environmental services, law, consultancy and government. There is increasing pressure in industry for companies to become more sustainable by developing environmentally friendly products, minimising waste, using renewable resources, and to maintain cleaner processes throughout. As a graduate of an MSc in Green Chemistry and Sustainable Industrial Technology, you would be well placed to fulfill a variety of roles within this global demand for greener and more sustainable chemicals and processes.
Delivered via a combination of lectures, workshops and seminars, the MSc programme lasts for 12 months. In addition to academic experts in the field, lectures are also given by external visitors from related industries, ensuring that the course content is both up to date and relevant. There is often the opportunity for site visits to relevant workplaces.
Applicants to the MSc can view the course handbook and assessment guide for the current academic year through the VLE applicant portal.
Anyone else who requires a copy of the handbook may contact the Chemistry Graduate Office.
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Students are given a unique opportunity to solve current and real industrial problems by undertaking a core six-month projects carried out with industrial partners or other organisations. The skills gained in this course apply not only to the chemical/related industry but also many other career paths including the manufacturing industry in general, scientific research, legal and environmental services, government and the retail trade.
