As part of the wider programme of UNIQ, we run an annual academic module to provide an opportunity for Year 12 students studying A level Chemistry and Maths to experience life as a Chemistry undergraduate.
The course features a mixture of lectures, tutorials, and practical work to give you the full academic experience.
Applications for UNIQ usually open in December, closing in late January.
UK state school students in Year 12 studying A level Chemistry will spend 3-hours in our Chemistry Teaching Laboratory working with our award-winning team to undertake practical work, taking advantage of our world-class facilities and analytical instruments. An optional career and research talk can be added onto this visit.
When available, workshops are advertised via our 'What's On?' page (search Fragrance Chemistry).
Held annually on the last Thursday in September*, this online event is for A level Chemistry (or equivalent) students and their teachers interested in finding out more about the cutting edge research happening in the field of Chemistry.
Invitations to attend in-person are made via our Link Colleges.
*Occasionally, we run one-off addtional events at other times of year.
Hosted by your link College, this highly interactive team-based 60-minute workshop for UK state school students explores different aspects of A level chemistry using microscale reactions and theoretical puzzles, and highlights our Department's research.
The Oxford Chapter of this international team-based competition for Year 12/13 students studying A level Chemistry is held annually in February, and is organised by Oxford Chemistry postgradate and undergraduate students.
Team places are highly sought after and offered on a first-come, first-served basis, with sign-up around November/December each year.
Hosted by your link College, this highly interactive team-based 60-minute workshop for UK state school students explores different aspects of GCSE Chemistry/Double Award Science using microscale reactions and theoretical puzzles.
UK state school students will spend 3-hours in our Chemistry Teaching Laboratory working with our award-winning team to undertake practical work, taking advantage of our world-class facilities and analytical instruments. This can be combined with our Thinking 3D workshop in a single visit.
When available, workshops are advertised via our 'What's On?' page (search ID of Unknowns).
Usually offered as part of larger group visit to Oxford organised by a link College, this lecture-demonstration, delivered either at the College or in the Department of Chemistry, is designed to complement the GCSE (or equivalent) curriculum topic of rates of reaction / kinetics. Students have the opportunity to reflect on key concepts, illustrated with suitable practical demonstrations, as well as find out about research in the Department of Chemistry related to kinetics.
UK state school students will spend 90-minutes in our Chemistry Teaching Laboratory working with our award-winning team to undertake practical work, taking advantage of our world-class facilities and analytical instruments. This can be combined with our Thinking 3D workshop in a single visit.
When available, workshops are advertised via our 'What's On?' page (search T3D).
Open to Oxfordshire state schools working with Trinity College, Battle the Bugs study days provide GCSE students with an opportunity to engage with those undertaking cutting-edge research to tackle drug resistant infections, learn more about the University of Oxford's work on life-saving medicines, and gain hands-on laboratory experience synthesising their own anti-fungal compound.
Hosted by your link College, this highly interactive team-based 60-minute workshop for UK state school students explores different aspects of KS3 Science using microscale reactions and theoretical puzzles.
A one‐day science event for girls and non-binary children in Years 8-9 (or equiv.) in secondary school (12-14 yrs) with exciting hands‐on workshops and activities
The activities are run by volunteer role models in STEM fields.
The event aims to build confidence in under-represented genders with an interest in science and fuel a passion for continuing to pursue STEM subjects at a higher level.
Hosted by your twinned/link College, this 60-minute practical workshop allows Year 5/6 (9-11 yrs) UK state school students to investigate cyanotypes, photochemstry, and the history of photography.
Please request this with your twinned/linked College. For Oxford primary schools, please consult the Oxford Hub (https://www.oxfordhub.org/).
Usually offered as part of a larger group visit to Oxford organised by a link College, this lecture-demonstration, delivered either at the College or in the Department of Chemistry, is designed to complement the primary science curriculum. Students have the opportunity to reflect on key concepts, illustrated with suitable practical demonstrations, and learn how the Department of Chemistry's research is contributing to a more sustainable future.
Usually offered as part of a larger group visit to Oxford organised by a link College, this lecture-demonstration, delivered either at the College or in the Department of Chemistry, is designed to complement the primary science curriculum. Students have the opportunity to reflect on key concepts, illustrated with suitable practical demonstrations.
A invitation-only full day science event for state primary schools in the City of Oxford twinned with Oxford Colleges.
The days, hosted by St. John's College and Trinity College, include exciting hands‐on workshops, a curriculum-relevant lecture-demonstration, and opportunities to meet current undergraduate students and scientists.
Please request an invitation via your twinned College or the Oxford Hub.
