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GRADUATE STUDIES IN CHEMISTRY

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PROSPECTIVE GRADUATE STUDENTS

This gives information about the programmes available and the admissions process

CURRENT GRADUATE STUDENTS

This includes information on transfer and confirmation of status, skills training and the requirments for the submission of theses

GRADUATE INDUCTION PROGRAMME

 

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GRADUATE VACANCIES

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GRADUATE LECTURES

GRADUATE CONTACTS

SUPERVISORS AND RESEARCH INTERESTS

NOTICE BOARD

Organic Chemistry and Chemical Biology OPEN DAY was held on Wednesday, 9 November 2011.

A record number of potential postgraduates attended the annual Organic Chemistry and Chemical Biology Open Day. Waynflete Prof. Steve Davies gave an introduction outlining the strengths of the Department. This was followed by an overview of the application process by the current Director of Graduate Studies, and a summary of opportunities at the Doctoral Training Centre by Dr Gail Preston.  The rest of the day included discussion with current postgraduates at a Research Group Posters Session, informal meetings with Research Supervisors, and tours of The Chemistry Research Laboratory facilities and an Oxford College.

See photos from the day.

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MPLS Division's Transferable Skills Training Site, where you can find information about skills training in MPLS, register for courses, learn more about the skills framework, and get news updates on available skills training. Find it here

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Skills Portal brings together information about workshops, seminars, conferences and on-line resources which will give you the opportunity to extend your research skills and further develop transferable skills. These have been designed with the intention of helping you achieve your research goals as well as enhancing your employability. Find it here

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