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Chemistry / Chemical Sciences

Chemistry is a dynamic subject which makes many important contributions to the world. It plays a crucial role in developing new medicines, materials and energy sources using greener methods for a better future.

Heriot-Watt University's postgraduate degrees in Chemical Sciences are linked closely to the expertise and research of The Institute of Chemical Sciences. Our degrees benefit from close links to industry and access to professional-standard facilities.

Find your chemistry

Our undergraduate chemistry degrees include extensive laboratory work and will prepare you to address important challenges. They develop specialist knowledge of chemistry, complemented by important skills like teamwork, communication and problem solving.

Through the selection of optional courses, you can choose to specialise in Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Biochemistry, Computational Chemistry, or Materials & Nanosciences.

Our Chemistry with Placement degree allows you to take on a work placement with one of our industrial partners or study abroad for one year of the degree at a partner university in Australia, North America, Spain, Germany or France.

PhD opportunities

The Institute of Chemical Sciences (ICS) research ranges from fundamental aspects of pure chemistry to interdisciplinary areas involving interactions with physics, biochemistry and applied science.

Our research finds applications in areas ranging from pharmaceuticals to polymers and from thermoelectrics to carbon capture. Our expertise links strongly to the biomolecular and material sciences and the energy and life science sectors.

ICS offers excellent research facilities for multinuclear NMR spectroscopy, X-ray crystallography, molecular modelling/computational chemistry, polymer chemistry, laser chemistry and laser mass spectrometry.

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