This document is a Higher Education Achievement Report for Michael Millington that provides details of his Bachelor of Science degree in Medicinal Chemistry from the University of Liverpool. It summarizes the 3-year full-time program of study, lists the modules and grades completed each year, and confirms that Michael attained the qualification and was awarded his degree in July 2014 with a Class Two Division Two classification. The report serves to verify the details of the degree for recognition and further study purposes.

1. HIGHER EDUCATION ACHIEVEMENT REPORT
fhis Higher- Education Achievement Reporl incorporates the model developed by the
European Commission, Council of Europe and UNESCO/CEPES for the Diflloma
Supplement. The purpose of the supplement is to provide sufficient independent data toSupplement. The purpose of the supplement is to provide sufficient independent data to
impro_ve the international transparency and fair academic and professional recognition of
qualifications (diplomas, degrees, certificates. etc.). lt is designed to provide a description of
the nature, level, context, content and status of the studies that were pursued andthe nature, level, context, content and status of the studies that were pursued an
successfully completed by the individual named on the original qualification to which thi
supplement is appended.
To confirm the validity of the information contained within this supplement, please contact
Student Administration and Support Division, University of Liverpool, Foundation Building,
Brownlow Hill, Liverpool. L69 7ZX. United Kingdom. Telephone: +44 (0)151 794 6758.
Please provide the Student lD when making any enquiry.
Section 1
The Holder of the Qualification
Name:
Date of Birth:
Michael Millington
23 May 1992 Student ID: 200804099
Section 2
lnformation ldentifying the Qualification
Qualification: BachelorofScience
Field(s) of Study: Medicinal Chemistry
Title Gonferred (if any):
Name and Status of Awarding lnstitution(s):
This degree is awarded and administered by the University of Liverpool, a recognised body.
The power to award degrees is regulated by law in the UK.
Name and Status of lnstitution(s) (if different from awarding institution(s) above)
administering studies:
Lan guage of lnstruction/Exami nation :
Teaching and assessment at the University of Liverpool is in English, except for programme
of study involving Ianguage studies, where some teaching and assessment is in ihe relevant
language/s.
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Section 3
lnformation on the Level of the Qualification
Levet of Study:
Undergraduate prog_ram.me-agsig-ne$ to lgve!-6 in the Framework for Higher Education
Qualificatiors_(qgg Section 8 turTuriher details on UK Higher Educatiorisystem), and
Bologna FQ-EHEA 1st cycle degree compatible.
official Length of Programme: Normally a minimum of 3 years full time study
Access Requirements: A levels or equivalent qualifications
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Section 4
lnformation on the Content and Results Oblained
Mode of Study: Full time
Programme Requirements: Study of 360 credits
Programme Start Date: 26 September 2011
Programme End Date: 30 May2014
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LIVERPOOL
Prograrnme Details: Session 2011-2012 year of Study .l
Module Gode Module
ANAT 123 CellStructure and Function
BIOL 127 Principles OfJ4olecurlarBiology
CHEM 111 lntroductory lnorganic Chemistry
CHEM 130 lntroductory Organic Chemistry
CHEM152 lntroductoryPhysicatChemistry
CHEM 170 lntroductory Spectroscopy
CHEM 1S0 Key Skills for Chemists 1
PHAR 164 lntroduction to Pharmacology
PHGY 162 lntroductory Physiotogy
Programme Details: Session 2A12-2013 year of Study
Module Gode Module
CHEM 214 lnorganic Chemistry foTMCHEM Students
CHEM 231 Organic Chemistry ll
CHEM 245 Prep. Chemistry: Synthesis And Characterisation
CHEM 246 Measurements ln Chemistry
CHEM 248 An lntroduction To MedicinalChemistry
CHEM 260 PhysicalChemistry ll
CHEM 280 Key Skills for Chemists 2
PHAR 280 Practical Pharmacology 2
PHAR 295 Principles of Pharmacotogy
Mark Credits
55 7.5
4A 7.5
63 15
54 30
44 15
55 15
70 t5
54 7.5
40 7.5
Mark Credits
47 15
40" 15
55 15
48 15
46 * 7.5
40* 15
67 15
62 7_5
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Programme Details: Session 2013-2014 Year of Study
Module Gode Module
CHEM 331 Organic Chemistry lll (BSc)
CHEM 335 Medicinal Chemistry of Anti-lnfectives
CHEM 338 Heterocyclic Chemistry and Drug Synthesis
CHEM 356 Year 3 Chemistry Project (BSc)
CHEM 365 Practical Chemistry Year 3 (BSc)
CHEM 378 Introduction to Polymer Chemistry
CHEM 380 Further Key Skills with Molecular Modeiling (BSc)
CHEM 385 Chemical Database Skitts
PHAR 453 Molecular and Chemical Pharmacology
PHAR 459 Antimicrobial Chemotherapy for Chemists
Mark Credits
32 15
42 7.5
22 7.5
55 15
58 15
43 7.5
58 15
65 7.5
64 15
48 15
" - Indicates a mark obtained at a second or subsequent sitting.
Grading Scheme: Marks are awarded out of a possible 100% with a pass mark of 40%
Classifieation: Class Two Division Two
Date of Award: 07 July 2014
Graduation Date: 16 July 2014
Further study:
Section 5
lnformation on the Function of the Qualification
Attainment of an undergraduate degree may entifle access to
postgraduate study (Bologna FQ-EHEA 2nd or 3rd cycle/level 7 or B
qualifications or equivalent) and/or professional careeiopportunities.
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5. lnformation Sources:
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Section 6
Additional lnformation
Further information concerning the University of Liverpool mav
be obtained from the.Univers-ity's website (uaaaUjvati.ttLL A
description of the UK higher education system mEy beffiined
from the Department foiBusiness, lnnoiation and- Skills'website
(www.bis.oov.uk).
The attached Higher Fd_ucation Description for England, Wales and
Northern lreland (EWNI), in Section B,'provides a deneial summarv
of the HE system in England, Wales arid Northern-lreland. includint
information on its access requirements, types of institution, and"
qualifications structure.
Section 7
Certification
06 August 2014HEAR issued:
Signed on behalf of the University of Liverpool
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Mrs Heather Knight, Director of Student Adminiskation and Support
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