 Analytical
Chemistry MSc
Overview
The Analytical Chemistry MSc
provides a comprehensive training in analytical chemistry and its implementation
in the industrial laboratory. The Department has a range of modern analytical
instruments for use by students during the practical parts of the course,
which include regular laboratory classes.
The MSc programmes in Chemistry at Loughborough are some of the few programmes in the UK that receive national recognition
and funding from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC).
Who should apply for MSc Analytical Chemistry?
- graduates
in chemistry or a closely related discipline who wish to specialise in
analytical science.
- graduates with no previous experience of analytical chemistry who require a conversion route
- graduates with some training at undergraduate level who require advanced study
Topics include:
Research methods
Separation techniques
Mass Spectrometry and associated techniques
Spectroscopy and structural analysis
Innovations in analytical science
Professional skills
Research project
Careers
Graduates of this course have entered a wide variety of industries including
pharmaceuticals, chemicals, food, environmental management, national laboratories,
regulatory authorities and instrument companies; a significant proportion
go on to study for a PhD at Loughborough University or other institutions.
How to Apply
Information on how to apply, the application process, funding, accommodation etc. is provided in the General Information pages.
Contact chemistry@lboro.ac.uk
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