Dd is looking at Chemistry courses. Nottingham, Sheffield, Leeds and Bristol have all caught his eye.
I see that some say their degree course is accredited or partially accredited by the Royal Society of Chemistry as meeting the requirements for a CChem. Bristol says this, but I think Nottingham does not.
Is there a big advantage in the accreditation, and should it play a part in choosing the course?
Dd is probably interested in starting a 4 year MSc from the outset. Preferably with a year in industry, as she sees herself working in industry rather than academic research.
Any advice on the relative merits of these Universities to do Chemistry?
She has looked at Imperial and UCL but is avoiding London because of the accommodation costs and to escape family as we live in London
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PillowOfSociety · 30/09/2018 18:22
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