Your Postgraduate Chemistry Offer-Holder Hub

Congratulations on your offer to study Chemistry at Birmingham! This is your exclusive offer-holder hub which will guide you through some of the information you might require to make an informed decision about where to study for your postgraduate degree.

Why study Chemistry at Birmingham?

The world is facing huge sustainability challenges. Sustainable chemistry offers solutions to some of the biggest challenges facing society. Our MSc Sustainable Chemistry course provides the skills and knowledge you need to significantly enhance your career prospects in this growth area. Sustainability is increasingly becoming a core aspect of all engineering and physical sciences, and chemistry is essential to help society to achieve a sustainable future. The aim of this postgraduate programme is to educate you in sustainability and advanced aspects of sustainable chemistry, providing you with the skills and knowledge required to develop a career in an increasingly sustainability-focused chemical sector.

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    Lukmanul Hakim Samada

    "I chose the University of Birmingham because it is one of the world’s top 100 universities and has excellent lab facilities. Furthermore, my supervisor has a great reputation in the sustainable and degradable polymers research area. Also, my group members have quite diverse backgrounds and they come from more than 10 different countries."

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    Explore your module choices

    Find out what modules you can study as part of your degree with our module handbook. When its time to choose your modules you will be sent a separate email so keep an eye out for that.

    Chemistry PG - Handbook
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    Contribute to our research

    Explore what our academics and current students are researching and how your study can make an impact! Our research addresses global challenges in energy, healthcare and sustainability.

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