Chemistry Summer School
Applications for Global Summer School will open in January 2027.
Course key facts
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Date
19 - 31 July 2026
Duration
2 weeks
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Credits
Non credit bearing
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Format
In-person
Fee
TBC
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Location
On Campus (South Kensington)
Overview
Build your fundamental understanding of the molecular world, and explore exciting interdisciplinary applications, where Chemistry, the central science, can make a major global impact.
You will expand your understanding of how Chemistry can explain the world and how you can apply it, through interactive teaching sessions and talks.
Make, measure and model to enhance your skills in practical chemistry and use of programming and simulations. Then communicate your ideas about how chemistry can impact the world around us and make a difference to our global society.
Chemistry 2026 Timetable
The Global Summer Schools Chemistry 2026 Sample Timetable contains the full academic programme and social activities for 2026. The 2027 sample timetable will be made available shortly.
Learning journey
In 2026, learners will:
- Build understanding of the fundamentals of molecular structure and analysis.
- Explore research in Chemistry and at the interface with other sciences.
- Synthesise and analyse a molecular target in our synthesis lab.
- Build and control an instrument to measure and collect spectroscopic data.
- Use computational approaches to model chemical systems.
- Apply chemical understanding and practical skills in our innovative Chemical Kitchen.
Teaching staff
Dr Julie Kalmoni
Teaching Fellow, Department of Chemistry
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Dr Norman Chan
Teaching Fellow, Department of Chemistry
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Professor Nick Brooks
Professor of Membrane Biophysics, Department of Chemistry
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Dr Simon Gerrard
Principal Teaching Fellow, Department of Chemistry
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Contact us
If you have any questions about the Chemistry Summer School, or any of our other programmes please contact our Continuing Professional Development team.
Fu Mei Chen
Senior Programme Administrator
- Phone: +44 (0)20 7594 6881
- Email: cpd@imperial.ac.uk