Technology Enhanced Chemical Synthesis

The Technology Enhanced Chemical Synthesis PhD programme from University of Bristol offers a unique training period designed to strengthen your research techniques and introduce new technologies for Chemical Synthesis through lab rotations

This Technology Enhanced Chemical Synthesis Technology Enhanced Chemical Synthesis PhD programme from University of Bristol University of Bristol will help you benefit from developing a range of transferable skills (including presentation, teamwork and problem-solving) to enhance your employability.

After successfully completing the training element, you will embark on a lab research project in Chemical Synthesis. During this time, your scientific development will continue to be enhanced by entrepreneurship training and further professional and academic courses provided by our industrial partners. As a result, you will end your PhD as a well-rounded candidate for both industry and academia.

Career opportunities:

This PhD programme has grown out of our previous Chemical Synthesis PhD. Graduates from this programme are currently working in a range of sectors, including further academic research, pharma and biotech industries, patent law and teaching.

Courses include:

• Medicinal chemistry

• Synthetic analogues

• Heterocyclic chemistry

• Supramolecular chemistry for recognition, transport and medicine

• Design of new peptide and protein structures

• Molecular machines