Program Overview

Introduction to the Chemistry Program

The Chemistry program at Lancaster University is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in chemistry, preparing them for a wide range of career opportunities.

Program Structure

The program consists of several components, including:

• Undergraduate Degrees
• MSc by Research
• PhD

Undergraduate Degrees

The undergraduate degree program in Chemistry offers students a thorough understanding of the subject, with a focus on practical skills and theoretical knowledge.

MSc by Research

The MSc by Research program allows students to pursue a self-funded or funded research project, with the opportunity to work with experienced academics and researchers.

PhD

The PhD program enables students to develop their own research proposal, with the option to apply for a funded position or pursue a self-funded project.

Research Areas

The Chemistry department at Lancaster University has a strong research focus, with several research groups and themes, including:

• Analytical and Spectroscopy
• Theoretical and Computational Chemistry
• Electrochemical and Surfaces
• Inorganic Chemistry
• Organic Chemistry
• Energy
• Health
• Materials

Research Facilities

The department has access to a range of research facilities, including:

• BatLab
• Elemental Analysis
• Magnetic Resonance
• Mass Spectrometry and Separations
• Microscopy and Nanofabrication
• Optical Spectroscopy
• Sample Preparation
• X-Ray

Outreach and Engagement

The Chemistry department is committed to outreach and engagement, with a range of activities and programs designed to promote the subject and support students from underrepresented backgrounds.

Elements of Success: Building Confidence in Chemistry

This project aims to support Year 12 students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, providing them with the opportunity to engage in hands-on lab experiments, career sessions, and research poster presentations.

Program Aims and Outcomes

The Chemistry program at Lancaster University aims to:

• Provide students with a comprehensive education in chemistry
• Develop practical skills and theoretical knowledge
• Prepare students for a wide range of career opportunities
• Support students from underrepresented backgrounds
• Foster a love of chemistry and promote the subject

Conclusion

The Chemistry program at Lancaster University offers students a unique and comprehensive education in chemistry, with a strong focus on research, practical skills, and theoretical knowledge. The program is designed to support students from a wide range of backgrounds, promoting the subject and preparing them for a successful career in chemistry.