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Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) - School of Chemistry Advice
Our students and staff are at the heart of all that we do. In the face of the coronavirus outbreak, our priority is making sure our students and staff are given the support that they need. We contingency measures in place that ensure the safety of staff and students in the School community. Please ensure that you abide by all guidance and directions when in the School.
Teaching for the academic year has been reconfigured to ensure delivery of our curriculum in a manner that is safe. Details are being shared with each Year group but in general, lecture delivery is online, with tutorials in person. Tutorial time is lengthened to maximise the time available to students. The laboratory curriculum is reconfigured so that the work that can be carried out online is first in sequence, with plans to introduce in-person laboratory work in Semester 2, should social distancing guidelines reduce. Laboratory work for undergraduate Senior Honours years and taught postgraduate courses will continue as much as possible. Students will be able to study at distance or in person, however their personal circumstances allow. Please refer to individual course information for specific details
Please ensure that you also continue to monitor the University Coronavirus webpage for official guidance and advice.
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Information on approaches to Student Support
The Chemistry Teaching Organisation (CTO) provides administrative support to all staff and students within the School of Chemistry in teaching related activity. Our aim is to support our students’ academic journey from application through to graduation day and beyond. We encourage all Chemistry students to contact us with any queries relating to their studies.
Chemistry graduates have a very wide variety of careers open to them, including industrial and academic research, finance, manufacturing, science communication and consulting. During your time at university, the Careers Service can help you formulate your plans and support you in thinking ahead to graduation.