Analytical Sciences

The MSc in Analytical Sciences MSc is a research-focused degree. You will develop the experience and techniques required to be an independent practitioner of modern analytical science, with the skills required for research and by industry.

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Key Facts

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Degree

MSc (Hons) Analytical Sciences

Degree Duration

15 months :

3 months pathway + 1 year degree

18 months :

6 months pathway + 1 year degree

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Start Dates

January | September

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Overview Why Study Discover University

Degree Overview

It delivers core teaching in advanced aspects of analytical chemistry and enables you to explore areas of specialist knowledge through optional modules. You’ll apply a wide range of analytical techniques and gain invaluable research experience through an extended research project. Having developed the fundamentals of the analytical sciences, these core techniques are applied to disciplines including:

Spectroscopy
Archaeometry
Materials characterisation
Separation science and mass spectrometry

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Important

You may incur additional costs in the course of your education at the University over and above tuition fees in an academic year such as laptops, Stationary and additional resources.

Study Reasons

Graduates of the MSc in Analytical Sciences have forged successful careers in a wide range of settings. These include: PhD study, analytical chemistry (analyst, quality specialist, NMR technician, experimental officer, laboratory supervisor, section and facilities manager etc.) Teaching.

Recent graduates have taken up analytical scientist managerial roles in a number of international companies.

University of Bradford

The University combines academic teaching with industry expertise to create a learning environment and culture that fosters innovation and excellence. This approach helps you to develop skills and gain practical experience that is highly valued by future employers.

Formed in 1832 as the Mechanics Institute, in 1966 the University of Bradford became Britain’s 40th university. Over its 50 years the University has innovated and proven its excellence, more recently, ranked top 3 in the UK for work experience and careers and employment services and won University of the Year for Social Inclusion.

The University of Bradford is made up of four academic faculties with each covering a broad range of specialisms: