Original post by eleanorTSR
love science but hate the idea of lab work. Options?
Which subject specifically? Theoretical degrees tend to not have any lab work in them.
Look at what modules are on offer and use UNISTATS to see if there are any practical exams.
You know there's a good few subjects within science, right? You're gonna need to narrow this down a little before anyone can give anything super constructive.
Original post by Blue_Cow
Which subject specifically? Theoretical degrees tend to not have any lab work in them.
Look at what modules are on offer and use UNISTATS to see if there are any practical exams.
Look at what modules are on offer and use UNISTATS to see if there are any practical exams.
Ok, thanks I'll have a look. And it's biology and chemistry I'm interested in
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