The School has a long history of excellence in teaching, and has a range of Undergraduate and Postgraduate taught courses to suit every interest.
Teaching
Research
The School has a superb research environment with world leading research groups and facilities, with a vibrant PhD programme and a wide variety of research topics.
Student Life
The Chemistry student society - the Alchemists - is one of the oldest societies on campus, and organises a range of social events, a programme of fun & topical lectures, and provides tutorial and past-paper services to members.
The School has a long history of excellence in both research and teaching and we are committed to continuing that tradition.
Our range of undergraduate degree programmes is wide and varied, and our flexible entry system allows those choosing to study at the University of Glasgow to benefit from the opportunity to explore a range of subjects in addition to Chemistry before specialisation.
The School has a superb research environment with world leading research groups and facilities, a large and vibrant PhD programme with a wide variety of research topics. Our research covers all aspects of Chemistry, as well as the interfaces with biology, materials science and physics, and we are part of WestCHEM, the joint Research School in Chemistry with the University of Strathclyde.
News
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15 May
EPSRC grant for Dr Mark Murrie on Molecular Nanomagnets
Dr Murrie has won further EPSRC funding for his research in the area of Molecular Magnetism. -
11 May
Corday-Morgan
Lee Cronin wins a Royal Society of Chemistry 2012 Corday Morgan Prize -
26 Apr
Lecturer/Senior Lecturer/Reader in Physical Chemistry
The School is searching for a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer/Reader in Physical Chemistry -
18 Apr
Special issue PCCP
A special issue of PCCP has been published on ultrafast chemical dynamics
Events
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20 Apr
ScotCHEM Computational Chemistry Symposium
The ScotCHEM Computational Chemistry Symposium will take place in the School on 14 June 2012 -
14 Feb
Andy Parkin Lecture, local section AGM and wine reception 16th February
The Andy Parkin Memorial Lecture will be given by Dr Anita Quye at 16:00 on Thursday 16 February 2012 in the Carnegie Lecture Theatre. -
17 Jan
23rd Regional Postgraduate Symposia on Novel Organic Chemistry
Dr David France in the School of Chemistry is organising the 23rd Regional Postgraduate Symposium on Novel Organic Chemistry on Thursday 5 April 2012 -
31 Oct
Lecture slides of the 1st Scottish-Japanese Symposium of Organic Chemistry
The lecture slides of the 1st Scottish-Japanese Symposium of Organic Chemistry held on Friday 9 September 2011 are now available: