Employee Profiles

A qualification in the chemical sciences opens doors to a wide range of career opportunities. As well as practical knowledge of the subject, chemical science students develop many other useful skills, such as:

• problem solving 
• numeracy
• communication
• creativity
• team working
• time management
• data analysis              

These skills are highly valued by employers and chemical science graduates successfully enter all sorts of career areas. Find out more about some of these by using the links below to access profiles of people working in a variety of areas.

Chemistry graduates also tend to be well paid! Recent research by PricewaterhouseCoopers has shown that, on average, chemistry graduates earn more during their lifetimes than graduates of many other disciplines.