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Find out what our free online chemistry course offers - we hope this clip will inspire you to enrol on the course and investigate the importance of organic chemistry in our everyday lives.

Using retrosynthetic analysis (RSA) to design efficient syntheses of important drug molecules, to music.

The team behind Exploring Everyday Chemistry discuss why this online course was developed and the reasons for its success.

So why are ionic liquids important and why are they worth studying? Dr John Slattery gives an insight into his research interests in building predictive models to aid the design of ionic liquids, including those for use in catalysis.

In this question and answer session with our undergraduate students Mae and Alastair, one of our former undergraduate Chemistry at York students, Nick Burton, talks about his role as a Technologist at Infineum UK Ltd, how his MChem degree prepared him for this job, and much more!

In this question and answer session with our undergraduate students Mae and Alastair, Dr Slattery talks about his research interests, the COVID-19 situation, his proudest scientific achievement and much more!

Our undergraduate students explain what attracted them to study their Chemistry degree at the University of York.

Our undergraduate students explain why they decided to study their Chemistry degree at the University of York.

Some of our alumni discuss how their chemistry degrees prepared them for the workplace.

Explore how our chemistry degree programmes are designed to prepare students for their chosen careers.

Dr Avtar Matharu discusses research by our Green Chemistry Centre of Excellence, explaining why spongy white orange pith is a valuable resource

In this question and answer session with our undergraduate students Mae and Alastair, Dr Spicer talks about his research interests, the COVID-19 situation, his proudest scientific achievement and much more!

So why are free radicals important and why are they worth studying? Dr Victor Chechik gives an insight into his research interests in detecting and studying free radical intermediates.

Explore how our chemistry degree programmes are designed to prepare students for their chosen careers.

Chemistry careers and alumni (University of York)

Chemistry at York Research Snippets

An insight into biological mass spectrometry