We are Chemistry
We are Chemistry
We have listened to your feedback to co-create activities and spaces for the term ahead. We hope that these will complement your studies, help you have fun, and grow your network while you're with us in Chemistry.
Chemistry WOW! (Weeks of Welcome!) and We are Chemistry events are always free and open to all students at Warwick.
Join us every Wednesday to...
Learn More
Have Fun
Feel Good
Get Active
Chemistry WOW! (Weeks of Welcome!)
Week 1 - Hello Chemist
Nobel Prize Breakfast
Chemistry, Health & Life Sciences Careers Fair
Week 2 - Find Your People
Autumn Prize-Giving
Departmental Celebration
Week 3 - Curious Minds
Departmental Research Seminar
URSS Information and Application Session
Week 4 - Routes and Rootes
Pumpkin Carving
Lai-leng Session?
Week 5 - We are Chemistry
Petting Zoo visit
We are Chemistry Programme
Find the right work experience for you
Wednesday 11 November
B2.01
1pm-2:30pm
Event
Wednesday 18 November
B2.01
1pm-3pm
Event
Wednesday 25 November
B2.01
1pm-3pm
Festive Research Showcase
Wednesday 2 December
B2.01
1pm-3pm
Chemistry Christmas Social
Wednesday 9 December
B2.01
1pm-3pm
Got an idea?
Do you have an event idea or something special you'd like to see in the department? We're all ears!
We're always looking for fresh ideas and collaborations to improve your experience and bring new ideas to life.
Chat with Tom or Reece at one of the events, or e-mail us and we'll get back to you!
Get Active
Join these free Chemistry sports activities throughout term. You'll meet different staff and students at these events each week!
Chem Climbing Club
Climb to new heights and make friends in Chemistry! Our weekly Climbing Club is open to everyone, regardless of your climbing experience. It's a fantastic way to stay fit and connect with fellow department members. To enquire about joining, just e-mail: siobhan.boswood@warwick.ac.uk to express your interest and complete this form before the session.
Thursday throughout term time
5:30pm - 6:30pm
Chem Badminton
Join the Chem Badminton Club for weekly sessions filled with friendly competition. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out, the club welcomes players of all skill levels. Improve your badminton technique, meet new friends, and stay active. To inquire and get on the mailing list, email jiuli.xu@warwick.ac.uk. Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to connect with the Chem community!
Tuesday, every fortnight
5pm - 6pm
Chem 5-a-side
Join our weekly Chemistry 5-a-side football at the Sports & Wellness Hub. It's open to everyone, regardless of your skill level – all abilities are welcome! Just give Joe's name at reception to be let through to the pitches. If you've got any questions about the sessions, please reach out to Joe Stanley by email.
Monday, every week
6pm - 7pm
Study Spaces in Chemistry
Chemistry Common Room
We have refurbished the Chemistry Common Room over the summer based on your feedback! Make sure to visit!
Social Space Study Stations Blackboards TV Projector
Power and USB Sockets Board Games Student-Life Library
This space is suited for social study or group work discussions
You can read about the transformation of this project here.
Chemistry Quiet Study Space
You'll find a quiet study space on the fifth floor of Chemistry, just by the Undergraduate Office.
PC Stations Photocopier Study Stations Whiteboards
Power Sockets Innovation & Diversity Libraries
This space is suited for quiet study and individual working
Study Spaces on Campus
Looking for a different study space on campus? Click below to discover spaces available to you!
Chemistry Support
Access support if you're struggling with the cost of living.
Apply for departmental funding if you require IT support.
Access resources that will help you improve your academic and study skills.
The Impact of WaC
Since launching the We are Chemistry (WaC) programme in September 2022, we've worked together to engage thousands of students in Chemistry and beyond. Our approach to partnership working is now used as best practice across other departments, universities, and international education sectors. You can read more about this below:
