Medicinal Chemistry / Medicinal Chemistry with Management Studies

You will gain the key skills required in this specialised area of science including computing and statistical skills, data collection, communication skills, time management, organisational and team-working skills.

Kingston University's links with industry provide a practical base for our courses (and complements the practical elements of the curriculum), which is also relevant to professional placement. They also help us to ensure the programme is kept up to date and relevant to the workplace.

Students choosing the 'with Management Studies' pathway will gain an insight into how the business world operates and introduces marketing concepts and people management skills.

Reasons to choose Kingston University

• You will gain the knowledge and key skills required for a career in medicinal chemistry.
• You will acquire job-ready skills applying your learning to real-world challenges.
• Through a research project you will be able to study an area of interest in depth and gain valuable research skills.

Bachelors degree (4 years)

• UK 2:1 equivalent: 2.8 or B or 75% 
• UK 2:2 equivalent: 2.5 or C or 65% 

Apply online

You can apply for most of our postgraduate courses online via the relevant course page.

If you are applying for a course in the Kingston School of Art or the Faculty of Health, Science, Social Care and Education, you must use the online application route for your chosen course and not apply by post or email.

If you have any queries please contact [email protected].

Apply by post or email

If you prefer, or if your course does not have an online option, you can apply by email or post. Please download our Postgraduate Application Form (PDF) and send the completed version by post or email to:

• Kingston University Admissions
  Room 1004, Yorkon Building
  Kingston University
  Kingston Hill campus
  Kingston upon Thames
  Surrey KT2 7LB
  
  Email: [email protected]
  Tel: +44 (0)20 3308 9932

Please note: you will need to have the correct version of Adobe Acrobat (Professional 7 or later) if you wish to complete the PDF version of the postgraduate application form. 

If you are unsure, please complete the Word version of the postgraduate application form and save it to your desktop. You may then attach your completed application form and email it to [email protected].