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What type of engineering does not require chemistry but requires physics?
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What type of engineering does not require chemistry but requires physics?
What type of engineering does not require chemistry but requires physics?
Most of our degrees at Strathclyde will require Physics and at least one other Science (often Maths). The only Engineering discipline we teach that requires/recommends Chemistry is Chemical Engineering itself. The others - Biomedical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electronic & Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Product Design Engineering etc etc all require varying Science subjects but most commonly Physics and Maths. Are you considering studying Engineering? What qualifications do you have/are you thinking of?
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What type of engineering does not require chemistry but requires physics?
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