Chemical Sciences B.A. (Moderatorship) Honours Bachelor Degree (NFQ Level 8) Course Code TR061 CAO Points 2022 542 Places 2022 86 Duration 4 years WATCH COURSE VIDEO . MODULE DETAILS . Students who wish to specialise in one of the following subjects in third and fourth years (Chemistry, Chemistry with Biosciences, Chemistry with Molecular Modelling, Medicinal Chemistry or Nanoscience) should choose the Chemical Sciences stream (TR061). Students who wish to specialise in Nanoscience can also enter the Physical Sciences stream (TR063). Chemistry is a creative and central science, dealing with challenges that span the physical and life sciences. It is found and used everywhere from the creation of new materials and processes through to advancements in medical health and diagnosis of disease. A chemistry-based qualification provides students with the relevant skills and knowledge to open doors in research, medicine, education, industry, finance, consultancy and more. As well as practical knowledge of the subject, chemistry students develop many other transferable skills that are valued by both employers and the wider community. These range from critical thinking and problem- solving to communication and creativity. Nobody knows what the jobs of the future will look like, but chemists will be needed to tackle problems in human health, sustainable energy, technology, food management and the environment. Academics at the School of Chemistry are at the forefront of cutting-edge research and are contributing to ground- breaking advances that benefit society. These include nanotechnology, drug-delivery, energy storage and computational modelling. Structure of the Chemical Sciences (TR061) programme In the Chemical Sciences Stream students will study the core concepts that are fundamental to all of chemistry including topics in physical, organic and inorganic chemistry. Students will receive a strong grounding in mathematics and will be able to expand Special Entry Requirements Leaving Certificate H6 or O4 H4 Mathematics In two* of physics, chemistry, biology, physics/ chemistry, geology, geography, mathematics, applied mathematics, agricultural science, computer science. GCSE Advanced GCE (A Level) Grade B/6 Grade C Mathematics In two of physics, chemistry, biology, physics/ chemistry, geology, geography, mathematics, applied mathematics, agricultural science, computer science. International Baccalaureate SL Grade 5 HL Grade 5 Mathematics In two of physics, chemistry, biology, physics/ chemistry, geology, geography, mathematics, applied mathematics, agricultural science, computer science. * Combinations of subjects not permitted: Physics/chemistry with physics or chemistry. Agricultural science with biology. their scientific knowledge and to pursue their individual interests by choosing from a cohort of approved and elective modules on topics such as physics, chemical biology, and history and philosophy of science. In the third year, students specialise in one of the five moderatorships offered in this stream: Chemistry, Chemistry with Biosciences, Chemistry with Molecular Modelling, Medicinal Chemistry, and Nanoscience (the physics and chemistry of advanced materials). Small group teaching from academic experts who are actively researching in these subjects creates an exciting teaching and research-led environment where current state-of-the-art research is discussed together with fundamental concepts. Students can also experience the wide range of knowledge and investigation available throughout the university by choosing an elective module from a selection that highlights major research themes from across all faculties. In the fourth year students choose from a selection of modules on advanced topics within their discipline. They will also undertake a Capstone research project in Trinity or in a research laboratory in another university, research institute or industry partner. This offers students the opportunity to gain international experience, giving them the choice to pursue their final year Capstone research project abroad. If you want to understand the workings of the world around you, then chemistry is for you! WHAT OUR CURRENT STUDENTS SAY Thomas O’Neill TR061 allows us to expand our knowledge beyond chemistry into other fields of STEM whilst keeping the balance of chemistry as well and putting more emphasis on chemistry rather than a general Science degree. 166 Trinity College Dublin, The University of Dublin
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