Lincoln adds HE to chemistry

By Education in Chemistry2007-05-01T00:00:00

Looking towards the University of Lincoln across the Brayford Pool

More good news for the provision of chemistry in HE as the University of Lincoln announces that it will introduce a chemistry degree course in 2008

Speaking to Education in Chemistry, Dr Mark Baron, principal lecturer in analytical chemistry in Lincoln's department of forensic and biomedical sciences, said that the university had committed its support to a proposal put forward by the department's chemists to introduce a four-year MChem degree in forensic and analytical chemistry. The announcement comes hot on the heels of similar good news stories for the future of chemistry provision in HEIs in the UK, including Queen Mary, University of London, the University of Central Lancashire and Mid-Kent College of Higher and Further Education.

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