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We've gathered together some important information to help you prepare for your first week in the School of Chemistry.

Make sure that you follow the new starter checklist on university central Welcome ahead of your arrival.

Undergraduate students

For undergraduate students, it is possible to access the page to find out key information about your course, please note that you will only be able to access Moodle after you complete online registration.

As you prepare for the start of your university journey here you may also find it helpful to hear from our current students on a range of topics ().  

Reading list and molecular model kits for undergraduate students

Further details on the recommended textbooks will be available during the first weeks of term. 

Several copies of key textbooks to support your learning are available to access free of charge in the libraries and possible to search for relevant Reading Lists on the library website.

Should you wish to purchase key textbooks for your course, these can purchased from Oxford University Press, with discounts available for both paper textbooks and e-books

Laboratory coats and safety glasses for undergraduate students 

You will be provided with a laboratory coat and safety glasses during your first weeks at the ÀÖ²¥´«Ã½. You should not bring your own.  

Postgraduate taught students

For postgraduate students joining us for studies on the MSc AI and Digital Chemistry programme, access the moodle page to find out key information about your course. Please note that you will only be able to access Moodle after you complete online registration.

Postgraduate research students

For postgraduate research students please follow this for further information. Please note that you will only be able to access Moodle after you complete online registration.

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 Any questions?

Please email chemistry-enquiries@nottingham.ac.uk if you have any questions about your first week in the School of Chemistry. 

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