Designing curriculums for modern chemists

Demonstrator and student at Leeds University carrying out chemistry practical in a lab

Source: © University of leeds

Rachel Brazil talks to lecturers at reopening chemistry departments about starting undergraduate courses from scratch

Swansea University designed a curriculum from scratch for its first undergraduate chemists in 13 years. Established courses are also under pressure to modernise and reform, which involves balancing the expectations of academia for practical skills and theoretical knowledge, of graduate employers for transferable skills, and of students in an increasingly consumer-driven market.

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