During the event, you'll hear from, and interact with School staff and students, as well as a range of employers from the engineering sector, and learn about how you can engineer your future!

Click this link to find out more about this event, and to register!

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!

To find out more about our exhibitors, the Royal Society of Chemistry, and to register for our live events, and submit questions to our exhibitors in advance, please visit the Chemistry at Work microsite!

As part of these activities, you'll be able to find out more about University accommodation, as well as important information from the Admissions Team at Queen's, allowing you to find out more about your next steps to starting your degree!

During the Q&A session, you'll have the opportunity to hear from senior School staff in both chemistry and chemical engineering, as well as our students, who'll be able to answer any questions that you might have about studying with us!

To find out more, and to join the event on the 12th December, please visit the UCAS Event page!

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!

Students interested in applying for chemistry or medicinal chemistry courses within the School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering can find out much more about these courses, and related careers, and will have the opportunity to hear from a range of experts throughout the event!

Registration for this exciting event opens later in the year - check this page regularly for more information!