University of Chester, United Kingdom Courses & Fee Structure 2025

At Chester University, the undergraduate course in computer science imparts computer skills in data management, programming, hardware and networking. It also equips students with the knowledge and understanding of developing software solutions for challenges such as computer graphics, online shopping, artificial intelligence and mobile app development. The course also includes a year in industry between the second and third year, rest of which is accompanied by dedicated labs, regularly refreshed PCs and Macs.

The BEng degree in chemical engineering is fully accredited by the IChemE, curriculum of which has been curated in consultation with leading recruiters of chemical engineering graduates. Delivered at Chester’s Thornton Science Park, students will learn through a blend of specialist lab work, tutorials and lectures. The course deals with major coursework in various areas like biotechnology, thermodynamics, mathematics for scientists and engineers, chemistry fundamentals and more. In the second year, all students go through a work placement with major research groups and companies in the US, Norway and Qatar.

The BEng degree in Electronic and Electrical Engineering offers both theoretical and practical knowledge of design and development of systems, devices and equipment that underpin our everyday lives, from power systems to information devices such as smartphones and tablets. The department’s strong connections with industry as well as modern laboratories, electrical drives, embedded systems and machines hardware make the course stand out. Electronic and electrical engineering graduates find well paying positions at reputed organisations such as Trelleborg, GHD, etc.

Accredited by the Institute of Biomedical Science (IBMS), the BSc (Hons) in Biomedical Science is a carefully-curated programme for someone who aspires to become a Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) registered Biomedical Scientist. It is taught by highly-experienced academic staff who are actively involved in research in the areas of biomedical science. The three years of study in the field would involve concepts such as genetics, biochemistry, microbiology, cell biology, physiology, immunology and more. The courses will be delivered through a mix of teaching methods such as computer-based workshops, seminars, lectures, tutorials, laboratory practical sessions.