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Analytical Science vs Chemical and Pharmaceutical

  • 25-03-2013 10:11pm
    #1
    Duffman K
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    I'm currently in common entry science and I will probably go into one of these courses next year. Although there are slight differences in the prospectus they both seem fairly similar.

    I think I'm leaning more towards chemical and pharmaceutical but if anyone has any advice/help at all for which one to choose that'd be a great help.
    I know it's my own choice but I wouldn't mind hearing from people who might have a bit of experience with either of these.


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  • #2
    p1akuw47h5r3it
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    I don't do either but afaik with analytical you can branch off into biology in 3rd year if you want. Chem and Ph seem to have endless amount of labs and chemistry department strict enough when it comes to punctuality. So if your 10 mins late could be sent home.

    Both good courses though. I'd say Chem and Ph more employable as the Pharmaceutical industry is huge in Ireland. Maybe ask your questions when you get the talk about your choices for next year. It should happen soon enough.


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