Chemistry and Molecular Physics
 
Chemistry and Molecular Physics
BSc and MSci Courses
The BSc and MSci Chemistry and Molecular Physics (CMP) courses are 3- or 4-year degrees in the area of overlap between the traditional disciplines of chemistry and physics.
Key Facts:
  1. The CMP course combines undergraduate-level study in both chemistry and physics, focusing on their area of overlap
  2. The CMP degrees at Nottingham are a unique alternative to Natural Science and Chemical Physics courses offered elsewhere
  3. The Schools of Chemistry and of Physics and Astronomy at Nottingham are world-leading centres of scientific research
  4. CMP graduates from Nottingham enter a wide range of science-based careers or progress to research-level degrees
  5. The course emphasizes molecular and solid-state physics, quantum mechanics and spectroscopy, and quantitative aspects of chemistry
  6. Special topics include laser spectroscopy, magnetic resonance, nanotechnology, medical imaging, materials and microstructures
  7. The fourth year of the MSci degree includes a research project which can be based in a research group in Nottingham, in industry or at a university in mainland Europe
  8. Communication skills and problem solving are an integral part of the course
  9. The CMP degrees are modular in structure, are organized in two semesters each year and allow a wide range of module choices
  10. Assessment is through written examinations and course work, including laboratory modules and research projects
  11. At the end of the first year students can opt to transfer into the second year of our Chemistry or Physics MSci or BSc courses
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