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| BSc in Chemistry: Chemistry and Polymer Science Aims of the programme This degree aims to give you a thorough knowledge of polymers and materials, and of sophisticated synthetic and analytic techniques for polymers. It trains you to become a professional chemist who has the necessary chemistry-based technical background for a career in any industrial or other sector in which chemistry plays a role. Emphasis is placed on the use of Chemistry for the processing of raw materials in the mining industry, for the refinement of metals, for metals extraction, in the petrochemical, building, paints, polymer, high-explosives, textiles, agricultural and pharmaceutical industries, or in industries for the manufacture of paper, household and cosmetic products. Considerable attention is also given to the monitoring, prevention and combating of pollution. Click here for more information about this programme BSc in Chemistry: Textile and Polymer Sciences Aims of the programme “Textiles” are used in more than just the clothing or fashion industries, and include industrial products (technical textiles), medical products as well as outdoor and sports gear (functional textiles). This career-oriented stream focuses on functional textiles to prepare young scientists for an exiting career in the textile industry. Firstly, you acquire an in-depth scientific knowledge of textiles through the study of subjects such as fibre science, polymer modifications, textile performance characteristics, and manufacturing, colouring, printing and finishing of textiles. Physical science subjects such as Chemistry and Physics gives you an excellent foundation, which supports your knowledge of textiles in developing and evaluating textile products. Secondly, you acquire management and business skills, which are sought after in the textile and textile-related industries. In addition, you develop your creative, analytical and problem-solving skills. |
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