87848 - Bachelor Chemistry - honors
University of Salford, Salford, UK
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Degree
Bachelor
Program Name
Chemistry - honors
Study duration
3 year(s)
Beginning of study
01/09 last date for application 30/06
01/01 last date for application 01/11
(Some universities accept the application after the deadline)
What do you want to study?
English
Study time
Morning
Study method
In-Campus only
Attendance type
Full time
Annual cost
18762 USD
Conditional admission
N/A
IELTS
6.00
IELTS
Personal statement
Personal statement
High school Transcript
High school Transcript
High school certificate
High school certificate
Conditional admission
N/A
Time for admission
4 - 6 week(s)
Student GPA
60.00 / 100
Salford - UK
About the university
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University Location
Salford is a city in the greater Manchester area, located immediately to the west of the City of Manchester. The city has an extremely diverse landscape, ranging from an urban city center environment along its Manchester border to more suburban areas, semi-rural towns, and finally open fields. Manchester’s influence remains strong on the city and many people see themselves as Manchester residents. However, Salford offers a more personal, community driven lifestyle that many prefer to the big cit
y, with affluent areas that can rival the attraction found across city lines. Extensve shops, restaurants, and interesting architecture can be found in Salford, making it a fun and lively place to live.
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