Engagement
Pharmacy is involved in a number of engagement activities, ranging from subject tasters to summer schools and residential events.
Able, Gifted and Talented events
Specifically the School of Pharmacy runs four Able, Gifted and Talented events over the course of the year:
- The story of Aspirin usually held in December which is aimed at year 10 and 11 students,
- The Medicinal Chemistry Masterclass (new this year) aimed at year 11 and 12 students,
- The Chemistry and Pharmacy Summer School - a two day residential summer school, usually held in July targeted at year 12 students
- Discover day aimed at year 12 students.
For more information please visit our Able, Gifted and Talented page
Outreach workshops
In addition to this we run outreach workshops for events organised by our Admissions, Recruitment and Marketing department – in the last year we have run workshops at Bringing Scientists to You, East Norfolk Triple Science Network, Student Life Sciences Conferences, Pharmacy Taster Session at City Academy Norwich, Move on Up and the Year 9, 10 and 11 summer schools held at UEA over the summer.
Find out more
For more information on our engagement and outreach activities, please contact outreach@uea.ac.uk.
Up and coming events
Chemistry and Pharmacy summer school
Are you thinking about studying Chemistry or Pharmacy at university? Would you like to know more about university life? If the answer is yes then join us at UEA for a two day residential course giving you an insight into studying Chemistry and Pharmacy at degree level. During the course you will participate in cutting edge experiments, work in our state of the art teaching laboratories, take part in a problem based learning session and have the opportunity to look around the research labs. You will be able to talk to current students; get tips on applying for university and completing your UCAS form as well as find out what university life is all about!
Thursday 11 – Friday 12 July Year 12, £125
Book online

Community University Engagement at UEA
UEA has a small dedicated Community University Engagement team, Julie Worrall and Ruth Selwyn-Crome, who are on hand to advise staff and students about different aspects of their engagement activity including ideas, planning, evaluation and impact. Financial and practical assistance is also available via a Small Expenses Fund and the loan of equipment such as audio recorders. You can find more information and case studies on the Community University Engagement website.


