Imperial College London
Chemistry is an interdisciplinary science, underpinning and providing vital links between all the sciences. Developing new drugs and medical diagnostics, quicker to charge and lighter batteries for cars, more efficient solar cells, and imaging down to the atomic scale, Chemistry truly allows you to explore across the field, from the macroscale to the nanoscale. Our Chemistry courses cover topics in inorganic, organic, physical, theoretical and analytical chemistry, now taught through a series of modules spanning across these areas. As practical experience is a major part of all Chemistry undergraduate courses at Imperial, you will spend the academic sessions during the Summer School in our undergraduate laboratories undertaking practical work. You can expect to be challenged and to gain practical and analytical skills, as well as develop your communication, team-working and problem-solving skills too.
Alongside academics, you’ll participate in information sessions preparing you for the transition to university, including student finance and student life Q&As. These insights will help you make informed decisions about university and prepare for a smooth transition when you get there.
The evenings will include team-building activities and opportunities to explore different aspects of student life, including an off-site trip and a celebratory meal on the final evening. And whilst we can’t fully replicate the independence of a university experience, you’ll get a taste of what it’s like to be a university student, helping you feel more confident and prepared for your future at a top institution.
After your summer school, we’ll provide transition support through an online event, personal statement support, and optional interview practice if you get an interview offer from Imperial.
22 July 2025 - 25 July 2025
20 PROGRAMME PLACES
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:
GCSEs: Have achieved a minimum of eight GCSEs with at least five in grades 7-9 (including 7-9s in maths and sciences). Have achieved a minimum of grade 5 in GCSE English Language.
A-levels: Be studying at least three A-levels, including Chemistry and Mathematics. Preferred third subjects include Biology, Economics, Further Mathematics and Physics. International Baccalaureate: Be studying at least three subjects at higher level, including Chemistry and Mathematics. Preferred subjects for third higher include Biology, Economics or Physics. Scottish Advanced Highers: Be studying at least three subjects, including Chemistry and Mathematics. The following qualifications are not accepted for entry: Access to HE Diploma, BTEC National Diploma, T Levels. |
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