Chemistry student blogs
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Thinking of applying to study a Chemistry course at the University of Warwick?
Get a feel for the course and University from a student’s perspective by reading our Chemistry student blogs. Hear straight from our student bloggers, with blog and vlog content on topics such as their favourite modules, why they chose to study Chemistry at Warwick, student and campus life and preparing for your Chemistry degree.
Our student society - ChemSoc
Warwick ChemSoc is a diverse society - home to chemists, non-chemists, undergraduates and postgraduates from all walks of life at the University of Warwick.
Your Chemistry student bloggers
Elizabeth
Chemistry BSc
Hi! I'm Liz and I'm a third year Chemistry BSc student. After my degree, I think I'll probably go into secondary school teaching. Feel free to message me with any questions you have! :)
Saarah
Chemistry BSc
I have a huge passion for sustainability. Science has always been my source of inspiration and motivation. I am fascinated by the potential of scientific knowledge to address global challenges and find innovative solutions. Moreover, I have developed a strong passion for, scientific writing , as it allows me to effectively communicate complex ideas and share knowledge with others.
Elizabeth's blog highlights
Friendships at uni
If you’re in first year, I feel like this is the easiest time to make friends as everyone is in the same situation, moving into uni alone and wanting to meet people. My best advice would be to get to know your flat mates: as a final year, I am still friends with a lot of my first year flatmates! Sit in your kitchen and chat with them while you make dinner, go clubbing together, do flat movie nights, go out for dinner.. the list is endless really – my advice would be to be confident and just make the first move to say hi!
Transitioning from A-Level to University
By Jess, Chemistry BSc Graduate (2020 - 2023)
Hi everyone!
This month’s vlog discusses my personal experience transitioning from A-Levels to University, and any advice I can offer to incoming freshers.
I hope you enjoy it :))