The quality of your life as an adult
will depend on getting a satisfying job. Here are some of
the jobs which will be open to you with a qualification in
CHEMISTRY. |
- Industry e.g. textiles, cosmetics,
pharmaceuticals, food, brewing, detergents,
agrochemicals, polymers, oil refining, nuclear fuels,
glass, hospitals, photography, the car industry and many,
many more! Almost every industry in Britain requires a
chemist!
- Analysis e.g. ensuring that water
is fit to drink and bathe in.
- Forensic Science - to help prevent
and detect crime.
- Horse Racing - to ensure that
races are fair
- Sport - to enhance performance by
developing new materials
- Pathology - to help diagnose
disease
- Biochemistry - to analyse body
tissues and fluids
- Art Restoration - to analyse
paints and produce equivalent ones
- Environmental Chemistry - to
monitor air quality and industrial emissions
- Education - to teach in schools or
lecture in colleges or universities.
- Non-science related fields e.g.
accountancy, law, politics, retail stores and
computers.
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As you will see a CHEMISTRY
qualification lets you do almost anything!
There are THREE ways to get
one:
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1
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Higher in fifth year then
university. |
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2
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Higher in fifth year,
Advanced Higher in sixth year then
university. |
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3
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Intermediate 2 in fifth year,
Higher in sixth year then university or
college. |
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CHEMISTRY is the preferred entrance
subject for the following degree courses:
- Agriculture
- Anatomy
- Animal
science
- Biochemistry
- Chemistry
- Colour
chemistry
- Crop
protection
- Dentistry
- Environmental
chemistry
- Food science
- Forensic
science
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- Forestry
- Marine
chemistry
- Medicine
- Neuroscience
- Pathology
- Pharmacology
- Pharmacy
- Physiology
- Soil science
- Toxicology
- Veterinary science
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Medicinal and pharmaceutical
chemistry |
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CHEMISTRY is the second most
important entry requirement for the following degree
courses:
- Biological sciences(preferred
subject is Biology)
Chemical engineering(preferred subject
is Maths) |
You have an exciting
future.
Begin to think about it
now. |