MSc Analytical Chemistry

The Sheffield Hallam University MSc Analytical Chemistry is a full-time and one-year course available at the university city campus. The programme has the Royal Society of Chemistry accreditation and is set up to equip students with the skills necessary to become analytical scientists. It is both practice-based and is taught using state-of-the-art, industry-standard equipment and covers both traditional as well as contemporary analytical methods.

The modules that make up the curriculum are both compulsory and elective in nature, such as Advanced Laboratory and Research Practice, Forensic Analysis and a Research Project. The assessments include coursework, examinations and practical assessment. A major component of the course is the research project, where students have an opportunity to put the knowledge that they have learned into practice.

Sheffield Hallam University is a large university with a vision to change lives. It has been known for its focus on social and economic impact, in its teaching and research activities and in partnerships.

The university has more than 32,000 students and has a wide range of both undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in various fields of study, including Engineering, Business, Arts and Health. The university has a strategic and award-winning style of teaching and aims to offer a platform where individuals from all backgrounds can access the skills and knowledge needed to succeed.

Grade Requirements:

To be enrolled, candidates need at least a 2:1 honours degree in a relevant subject. However, candidates with a 2:2 are also encouraged to apply and will be considered individually. Those with other qualifications or skills directly relevant to the course will also be considered.

English Proficiency:

If English is not your first language, you will need an IELTS score of 6.0 with a minimum of 5.5 in each skill, or a recognised equivalent like TOEFL or PTE.

Graduates of this course pursue careers in:

• Academic or industrial research
• Quality assurance
• Analytical laboratories
• Pharmaceutical industry
• Methods development
• Forensic analysis

Applications for this course are submitted directly to the university through the university’s application form. Our trained counsellors are available to help you.