Chemistry (PhD)

Entry requirements

2:1 undergraduate degree (or equivalent) in Chemistry or a related subject.

Months of entry

October

Course content

A PhD in Chemistry enables you to carry out a unique research project and write outstanding scientific papers and a thesis. You will join a community of leading Chemistry research groups and utilise Warwick’s specialist facilities to produce an original contribution to science.

A PhD in Chemistry will give you an opportunity to devote up to four years conducting full-time research, addressing real-world problems in an area of your choice. Find a supervisor in the tab below and let us know what areas you would like to research. You write up a thesis at the end of your studies. In some cases, the project may be carried out in collaboration with an external sponsor, for example industry. Warwick offers comprehensive training in transferable skills, access to taught modules, and a supportive research environment.

Department specialisms

Analytical Science and Instrumentation; Interfaces and Materials; Chemical Biology; Polymer Chemistry; Synthesis and Catalysis; Theory and Simulation.