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Medicinal Chemistry BSc

Standard A-level offer for Medicinal Chemistry BSc at Liverpool (2027 entry): ABB. Required subjects: Either two science A levels including Chemistry (ABB), or one science A level, Chemistry, at grade A (AAB). Verified October 2026 against the official course page.

A-level entry requirements · 2027 entry

Standard offer
ABB
Admissions tests
None stated
Required subjects
Either two science A levels including Chemistry (ABB), or one science A level, Chemistry, at grade A (AAB). Accepted sciences: Biology (and Human Biology), Chemistry, Computer Science, Economics, Electronics, Environmental Science, Further Mathematics, Geography, Geology, Mathematics, Psychology, Physics, Statistics, Applied ICT, ICT, Life and Health Sciences.
Notes
The offer is ABB with two science A levels including Chemistry, or AAB with A in Chemistry if Chemistry is your only science. With grade A in the EPQ, the offer is BBB. Also offered with a Year in Industry or a Year Abroad.
Also covers
  • Medicinal Chemistry with Pharmacology MChem
  • Medicinal Chemistry with Pharmacology with Research in Industry MChem
Source
Official course page · verified October 2026

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FAQ
Which A-levels do I need for Medicinal Chemistry BSc?

Either two science A levels including Chemistry (ABB), or one science A level, Chemistry, at grade A (AAB). Accepted sciences: Biology (and Human Biology), Chemistry, Computer Science, Economics, Electronics, Environmental Science, Further Mathematics, Geography, Geology, Mathematics, Psychology, Physics, Statistics, Applied ICT, ICT, Life and Health Sciences.

What is the standard A-level offer for Medicinal Chemistry BSc?

ABB. The offer is ABB with two science A levels including Chemistry, or AAB with A in Chemistry if Chemistry is your only science.