Chemistry at Work

30th November 2020 - 25th January 2021

We've partnered with the Royal Society of Chemistry to bring you Chemistry at Work 2020 - you'll be able to learn more about careers in chemistry from a host of local, national, and international employers, as well as how a degree in chemistry or medicinal chemistry from Queen's can help you to get that dream job!

Open to students, parents/guardians, and teachers, you'll also be able to join us for live interactive sessions with our industrial partners, giving you the opportunity to get the inside track on chemistry careers!

Click here to visit the Chemistry at Work microsite, and find out more about this really exciting initiative!

UCAS Offer Holder/Applicant Q&A Event

Saturday 12th December, 14:00 - 14:45

Have you applied to study at the School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, or hold an offer for one of our courses? This event will provide you with the opportunity to chat with senior chemistry and chemical engineering staff about the School, our courses, and why you should study with us here at Queen's!

To find out more about the event, click here!

Engineering and Physical Sciences Applicant Day

Saturday 6th February 2021 at 10am

If you've applied to study at the School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, then this is the event for you! 

This online open event will allow you to virtually tour the Queen's campus, including the David Keir Building, home to the School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering! You'll also be able to find out lots more about student life as well as what it's like to study at the School, and you'll be able to say hi to our academics too!

Registration for this event opens later this year, so be sure to check back often for updates!

Chemistry

Click the image above to learn more about our undergraduate chemistry pathways.

Chemical Engineering

Click the image above to learn more about our undergraduate chemical engineering pathways.

Medicinal Chemistry

Click the image above to learn more about our undergraduate medicinal chemistry pathways.