Durham Chemistry

I’m massively stuck between Durham and York for Masters in chemistry. I’m very interested in the environmental/green/sustainable chemistry side of the subject, and while it is clear the York course has a lot of this content I can’t see anything about it in the Durham course. Could anyone who knows about the course let me know how much of this content there is?

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CheeseIsVeg

Original post by Reece1510

Hey there

I'm not very well versed in the Durham course but I'm a current student at Southampton.
I am also really interested in sustainable chemistry and the reason I chose my uni was because you could choose options in it.
If it's very important to you that you can study it, then I would pick York.

Some Chemistry courses are more traditional and stick to solid inorganic, organic and physical chemistry until when you get into your later years/have more choice and eventually do some research.
For more info you should definitely scan the Durham prospectus and see if there is a way of asking their department about it.

I hope this helps you somewhat.
Best wishes,
Cheese :bump: