We are one of the UK's best chemistry departments, recognised globally for world class research and teaching. We attract outstanding researchers and students from all parts of the world
Our students have the chance to work with companies such as GSK, DuPont or AstraZeneca, and can study in Europe, Canada, the USA and elsewhere
Courses and programmes
Our research spans a broad range of topics and disciplines, offering students the chance to collaborate with scientists both within and outside the University
Research
Modern, high-tech facilities provide the ideal learning and research environment, placing Bristol at the forefront of chemistry research
Facilities
Bristol ChemLabS, the UK’s only chemistry-based Centre for Excellence in Teaching in Learning, provides students with innovative teaching within a world-class facility
Bristol ChemLabS
The Bristol Chemical Synthesis Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) will produce a new generation of world-class synthetic chemists equipped to solve the diverse molecular problems of the future
Chemical Synthesis CDT
The BCFN is run jointly by Physics and Chemistry and is training the next generation of nanoscientists through innovative training courses and exciting research projects
Bristol Centre for Functional Nanomaterials (BCFN)
“The education, skills and practical experience that I'm gaining here at Bristol are the stepping stones to the career in chemistry I strive for.”
Sean Bartlett, Third year, MSci Chemistry
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Bristol ChemLabS Outreach promotes chemistry nationally and internationally through activities including lecture demonstrations, visits, practical workshops, competitions, summer schools and teacher training.
Outreach
The School of Chemistry holds the prestigious Athena SWAN Bronze Award in recognition of its commitment to addressing gender inequalities, tackling the unequal representation of women in science and to improving career progression for female academics.

Updated 2 October 2013 by the School of Chemistry
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