MSc Chemistry - Negotiated Learning
A flexible Master's programme offering diverse modules across mathematical, physical, materials, and biological chemistry.
Best for:Best for chemistry graduates seeking a flexible, customizable Master's curriculum spanning physical, materials, and biological sciences.
Overview
The MSc Chemistry (Negotiated Learning) at University College Dublin is a flexible graduate programme designed to let students tailor their coursework across various branches of chemistry. Spanning physical, materials, mathematical, and biological domains, the curriculum adapts to individual academic interests and career goals. Students engage in advanced coursework, laboratory work, and independent study under the guidance of experienced faculty members. Applicants are expected to possess a solid foundation in undergraduate chemistry and demonstrate readiness for rigorous graduate-level scientific inquiry.
What you'll do
- Complete advanced coursework across a customized selection of chemistry modules
- Participate in laboratory research and practical scientific investigations
- Engage in independent study and literature reviews within specialized chemical disciplines
- Collaborate with peers and faculty on scientific projects and assignments
- Prepare and deliver technical reports and presentations based on coursework and research
Requirements
Degree required: Honours undergraduate Chemistry degree or equivalent with a significant component of chemistry (NFQ Level 8 or international equivalent)
Degree offered: MSc
Language: English; IELTS 6.5 (no band less than 6.0 in each element) or equivalent
Instruction: English
- Solid foundational knowledge in undergraduate chemistry principles and laboratory practices
- Ability to undertake independent study and manage a flexible module selection
- Critical thinking and analytical problem-solving in chemical sciences
- Scientific writing and data interpretation skills
- Open to domestic (EEA) and international (non-EEA) applicants for both full-time and part-time study
- Requires an upper second class honours degree or international equivalent, though lower classifications may be considered case-by-case based on work experience
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How to apply
Submit your application online through the university's graduate studies admissions portal. Ensure all supporting academic transcripts and English language proficiency test scores are provided. Applications are reviewed on an ongoing basis with consideration given to professional experience and prior learning where applicable.
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- Undergraduate transcripts
- English language test scores
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