Natural sciences

What does it mean when a university course is accredited by the society of natural sciences? Does it mean it is better in teaching the course? I am planning on applying to UEA for it but, it is not accredited by the society of Natural sciences

(Original post by BetaVersion2.9)It means that the course meets the quality and academic standard set down by the society of natural sciences. It's a way of monitoring university courses independently. If a university is not on the accredited list it doesn't mean it's a worse course.
Some employers may prefer to take graduates from accredited courses though.

Would you advice that I look at other universities accredited by society of natural sciences?

That depends. If you like the structure of the course at UEA, the location of the university, and its vibe, then these are all factors in its favour.
It also depends on what career path you want to follow. Try looking at adverts for the type of jobs you may want to consider upon completion of your degree and see how many if any specify accreditation with soc nat sci. Also check out the Discover Uni website for stats on the course https://www.discoveruni.gov.uk/course-details/10007789/UNU1CFG0302/Full-time/

What does it mean when a university course is accredited by the society of natural sciences?

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Natural Sciences isnt a 'profession' so it means the grand total of zero.
No employer will be the slightest bit bothered by this sort of self-appointed nonsense.

What will matter is any sort of 'placement' that gives you invaluable work experience mid-degree.
That actually will make a difference to your graduate job chances.

Would you say a natural sciences degree is pointless?