The MSc Environmental Analytical Chemistry at the University of Bristol equips you to tackle critical global challenges like climate change and pollution, using cutting-edge environmental analytical techniques. This postgraduate programme is ideal for science and engineering graduates eager to develop advanced laboratory analysis, statistical modelling, and data synthesis skills. You will gain a comprehensive understanding of how to investigate environmental pollution and inform mitigation strategies, with a strong emphasis on translating complex data into actionable policy and practical recommendations. This degree offers a broad scientific training, preparing you for diverse future science and engineering careers.
This full-time, on-campus Masters degree is delivered over one year, featuring a blend of compulsory and optional units, alongside a substantial five-month research project. You will engage in practical investigations over 20 weeks, honing your measurement, data analysis, and presentation skills using state-of-the-art chromatography and mass spectrometry. Supported by dedicated supervisors, you will work on current environmental research topics, aligning with ongoing investigations within the School of Chemistry. You will graduate with the expertise in environmental analysis and data interpretation sought by industry and research organisations, ready for emerging roles in environmental science and remediation.