Student Abhinandan B. Pharmaceutical Sciences with Industrial Practice MSc I strongly encourage students to pursue placements, as the process itself is a great learning experience. Even before starting the role, I’ve already developed interview skills, industry awareness, and resilience.
Student Gul H. Chemical and Process Engineering Research PhD Choosing to pursue my PhD at the University of Surrey was a natural and straightforward decision. Having already experienced the University's exceptional support and opportunities during my MSc studies...I was excited to continue my academic journey here.
Student Imane Z Pharmaceutical Sciences MSc Our professors were incredibly supportive throughout the year, and the university offers personalised career guidance, learning and development platforms, and well-being services, all of which were valuable in supporting me during my studies and job search.
Student Ffion W. Chemistry Foundation A foundation year will help you transition to studying away from home while strengthening your knowledge and preparing you for your first year.
Student Talha N. Chemistry MChem The best thing about my course is the opportunity to apply and transfer the theoretical background of what we learn in our lectures to the laboratory every week. The skills we learn in the laboratory alone are incredibly useful as we learn not only skills for chemistry, but also professional development skills like teamwork, data analysis and more.
Student Amna M. Pharmaceutical Sciences MSc A key aspect of the course is the hands-on practical work. From laboratory sessions to research-focused modules, the programme ensures that theoretical knowledge is applied to real-world problems. This practical approach has deepened my understanding of the subject and helped me build confidence in my skills.
Student Dr Harini S. Pharmaceutical Sciences with Industrial Practice MSc I would advise students to take full advantage of the placement year with industrial practice. It’s a fantastic opportunity to gain hands-on experience and build industry connections, which will be crucial for your future career.
Student Léa P. Process Systems Engineering MSc As a postgraduate student at Surrey, one of the best things about life here is the strong emphasis on personal and professional development. The university offers various career services, including workshops and networking events that are designed for postgraduate students and very useful to make connections in your field.
Graduate Gareth C. Chemical Engineering MEng Chemical Engineering is one of the most powerful degrees you can take, because of how widely it can be applied. I'm certain that whatever industry you join you will be able to apply your Chem-Eng skills, you just might have to think of applying them in a different way.