Chemistry Graduation and Prizes 2025
The highest ever total of 110 students graduated with an Honours degree in chemistry from St Andrews in 2025 as well as 29 postgraduates with a MSc or PhD.
School news
Chemistry Graduation and Prizes 2024
A total of over 80 students graduated with an Honours degree in chemistry from St Andrews in 2024 as well as around 20 postgraduates with a MSc or PhD.
Chemistry Graduation and Prizes 2023
A total of 91 students graduated with an Honours degree in chemistry from St Andrews in 2023 as well as 18 postgraduates with a MSc or PhD.
EaStChem Workshop on Sustainable Synthesis for Net Zero
EaStChem Workshop on Sustainable Synthesis for Net Zero
Postdoctoral researcher Dr Romy Ettlinger won a prize for her research poster at the recent Joint Research Office (JRO) meeting
Postdoctoral researcher Dr Romy Ettlinger won a prize for her research poster at the recent Joint Research Office (JRO) meeting to foster links between the University of St Andrews and NHS Fife. Romy’s project is aimed a
School of Chemistry Handsel Scholarship (fee waiver scheme)
The School of Chemistry can offer a fee waiver through the St Andrews Handsel Scholarship scheme. This scholarship can pay the full international fees for suitably qualified PhD or MSc (Res) students.
Chemistry students’ discovery could help treat Alzheimer’s
Four chemistry students from the University of St Andrews have helped to discover a class of molecules that can help accelerate DNA repair which could help in the treatment of diseases such as Alzheimer’s.
Chemistry Graduation and Prizes 2022
A total of 66 students graduated with an Honours degree in chemistry from St Andrews in 2022 as well as 24 with a PhD.
REF 2021 recognises the world-leading research environment provided by the EaStCHEM partnership
The results of the Research Excellence Framework (REF 2021) recognise the enduring strength of EaStCHEM’s partnership, which provides the largest chemistry research unit in the UK.
German Chemical Society Prize for Philip Netzsch
Congratulations to Dr Philp Netzsch, a postdoctoral research fellow in the School of Chemistry, who has been awarded the German Chemical Society (GDCh)