Wolverhampton reopens its doors to chemists
University to offer first pure chemistry degree in over a decade
The University of Wolverhampton is to offer a pure chemistry degree for the first time in more than ten years, due to growing demand. The university’s faculty of science and engineering is to offer students a BSc (Hons) in chemistry from September 2014, having closed the course back in 2002.
The course will give students the opportunity to study the main areas of chemistry, while also specialising in areas such as pharmaceutical, forensic or industrial chemistry. The aim is that graduates will fulfil the requirements for associate membership of the Royal Society of Chemistry and be ready for employment in chemistry or related industries.
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