Alexander Chapman

BSc Pharmaceutical Science (Hons)

Year 1:

Biological Chemistry

Genetics 

Organic Chemistry

Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry

Biochemical and Pharmaceutical Skills

Year 2:

Clinical and Molecular Genetics

Biochemical/Pharmaceutical Research Skills

Genomics and Proteomics

Pharmaceutical Science

Molecular Strucure Determination

Year 3:

Drug Synthesis

Biochemistry of Drugs and Diseases

Science and Industry

Research Project: Electrophilic aromatic substitution of silylated meta aromatics

Biology : B, Chemistry : C, English Language :C

Biology- B

Chemistry-B

English Language - A

English Literature- B

French - B

Geography- B

Mathematics-C

Physics-B

Religious Studies- A*

This experience has taught me the importance of face-to-face customer service and good communicational skills. Working in the stock room and delivery has helped me to work efficiently in order to get tasks completed before deadlines. The shop floor has taught me to work well as a team and use my initiative effectively in challenging situations especially during public holidays.

This job required me to contact current and potential customers for a telecommunication company.  I had explain services and potential savings available to customers by creating interest in the products we provided. This was a fas paced target driven job which taught me to be more enthusiastic, hard working and organised.

My responsibilities were to serve food to home and away fans at the Etihad stadium. I also had to carry out stock checks before and after each shift. This experience taught me to be very patient in a fast paced environment. 

During my school placement at a podiatry clinic I had to help to treat patients, answer calls on behalf of the podiatrist, carry out stock checks and sanitise medical equipment.The clinic was located in a diverse urban area so communication skills were vital this showed me the importance of communication. From this experience I learnt to communicate with different patients many of which spoke very little English. I also learnt some vital IT skills as the patients required prescriptions and had to be registered in and out of the clinic.