Which career/course would require these subjects?

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The discussion centers on identifying careers or university courses that benefit from A-level subjects including Maths with Further Maths, Physics, Chemistry, and Technology. Participants highlight Chemical Engineering and Materials Science as prime candidates, as both fields integrate knowledge from these disciplines. Additionally, it is noted that pursuing Mechanical Engineering may lead to a stronger emphasis on Physics over Chemistry, depending on individual career goals.

PREREQUISITES
  • A-level Mathematics with Further Mathematics
  • A-level Physics
  • A-level Chemistry
  • Understanding of Technology concepts, including electronics and CAD/CAM
NEXT STEPS
  • Research Chemical Engineering programs and their prerequisites
  • Explore Materials Science curriculum and career opportunities
  • Investigate Mechanical Engineering pathways and their focus areas
  • Learn about CAD/CAM software applications in engineering
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Students considering university courses in engineering or science fields, educators advising on subject choices, and professionals seeking to understand the educational background required for careers in Chemical Engineering and Materials Science.

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This is just a hypothetical question, I just need to find out a career or uni course that would require/ be helpful to have studied these subjects previously to A level.

Maths w/ Further Maths
Physics
Chemistry
Technology (Its mostly electronics but you also learn about basic mechanical engineering, CAD/CAM, manufacturing techniques etc.)

So far I've came up with Chemical Engineering and Materials Science as these seem to require skills/knowledge from all of those subjects.

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If you study Materials Science, you probably would get the physics and the chemistry, if you study say mechanical engineering say, you would get a disproportionately large amount of physics instead of chemistry, it depends on what you want.
 

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