Approved Degree Courses for entry to Graduate Membership of the Institute of Chemistry of Ireland
Degree Course
Institution/Degree Awarding Body
Conditions/Notes
BA (Moderatorship) in Chemistry
(Single Honours Degree)
(Single Honours Degree)
University of Dublin (TCD)
BSc Honours in Chemistry
NUI Cork (UCC)
BSc Honours in Chemistry
NUI Dublin (UCD)
BSc Honours in Chemistry
NUI Galway (NUIG)
BSc Honours in Chemistry and Applied Chemistry (Denominated)
NUI Galway (NUIG)
A
BSc Double Honours in Chemistry and a Cognate Subject
NUI Maynooth (NUIM)
B
BSc Honours in Chemical & Pharmaceutical Sciences
DCU
C
BSc Honours in Analytical Science
DCU
D
BSc Honours in Chemistry with a Language
DCU
E
BSc in Industrial Chemistry with Honours Qualification
University of Limerick (UL)
F
BSc Honours in Chemistry
QUB
Diploma in Applied Sciences with Honours Qualification / BSc in Applied Sciences
DIT
B
BSc in Chemical Sciences with Honours Qualification
DIT
BSc (Forensic and Environmenta lScience)
DIT
BSc Honours in Applied Chemistry
AIT
BSc (Analytical Chemistry with Quality Assurance) with Honours Qualification
CIT
BSc Honours in Chemical and Pharmaceutical Science
GMIT
BSc (Honours) in Chemistry with Quality Management
WIT
BSc in Applied Chemistry (General Degree)
WIT
BSc (Honours) in Applied Chemistry
ITT
Conditions
A
Although this course is no longer available, it is still approved for membership.
B
One of the two subjects must be Chemistry; Mathematics or Physics are cognate subjects.
C
This course has undergone name changes from Applied Chemistry to Pure & Applied Chemistry and then to Chemical & Pharmaceutical Sciences.
D
The external work experience project must have a high proportion of Chemistry
E
The period spent studying and working in a German- or French-speaking country (where German or French is the language) should be in a Chemistry environmen
F
The industrial experience element of the Course should be in a Chemistry environment.
