Chemistry

9.30–10.40am, Congregation Hall, Floor 01, Room 01.19

Arrival - Check in and pick up your information leaflet to begin your day.

For Applicants and Guests

10.15–10.45am, Lecture Theatre Block (LT2)

Discover UEA: A Student Perspective - Join us for an introduction to UEA, then dive into a Q&A with our current students. From the best study spaces to unforgettable campus events, hear what makes UEA special; direct from those who know it best.

For Applicants and Guests

10.45–11am, Congregation Hall and Lecture Theatre Block

Departure to Subject Areas - A Student Ambassador will guide you to your subject area.

For Applicants

11–11.45am, Lecture Theatre Block (LT1)

Guiding Success: Behind the UEA Experience - Take part in our Q&A with advisors from Finance, Accommodation, Careers, Student Support and more! Ready to share insights on how your student will be supported throughout their studies and beyond.

For Guests

11am–11.55am, New Science Building, Level 3

Lab experiment: Food for Thought

A journey through the Chemistry degree: working in our state-of-the-art laboratories, you will be guided through a variety of lab-based, hands-on activities to explore the fascinating world of food fraud. This session will engage with current research happening right here at UEA and will give you a great insight into what studying Chemistry at UEA is really like. During this session, you will be fully supported by academics and current students.

For Applicants

12 - 12.15pm, New Science Foyer

Refreshments and Networking

An opportunity to learn more about the degree and the School of Chemistry, Pharmacy and Pharmacology with academics who teach on our undergraduate courses and current students.

For Applicants

12 - 1pm, New Science Foyer

Refreshments and Networking

Meet academic staff and current students, with an opportunity for accompanying guests to visit our labs on Level 3.

For Guests

12.15 - 1pm, New Science Building, Level 3

Lab experiment: Apply Digital Technology to the Design of New Molecules and Drugs

How do drugs interact with their target? How do we design new molecules? You will use a combination of Molymods, 3D printed structures, and computational tools to investigate how small changes in the structure of a drug have a big impact on its therapeutic properties. This activity will introduce you to some principles of Chemistry, Medicinal Chemistry and Molecular Pharmacology, and demonstrate how advances in technology underlie medical advances.

For Applicants

12.45–3pm, Congregation Hall

Tours and Information Zone - Visit our Information Zone to chat to support services from across the University. You can also join our guided tours of campus, accommodation, the Library, Sportspark and the Students' Union.

For Applicants and Guests

1.15–3pm, Congregation Hall

Tune Into Uni - A series of short talks including accommodation, budgeting, uea+sport, Norwich, study tips and the Students' Union. Pick up a pair of our headphones and listen live to experts on various areas of student life. Check out the timings below.

For Applicants and Guests