Warwick Chemistry
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A co-created podcast from students and staff in the Chemistry department at Warwick University. We discuss all things student experience, careers, and wellbeing, and will try to give our best tips and advice on making the most from your degree!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Pathways makes chemistry student life more navigable through candid accounts of exams, wellbeing, research, financial support, and postgraduate choices.
Pathways Podcast - Warwick Chemistry turns the practical uncertainties of a chemistry degree into candid conversations between students, staff, alumni, and university support teams.
Closed-book exam nerves get a human answer when Jess Mann asks third years what actually happened.
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A calm, practical map of student support when money feels tight.
This episode from Pathways Podcast - Warwick Chemistry frames cost-of-living support as something concrete and reachable. It pulls in student and staff voices to point listeners toward welfare advice, budgeting resources, food bank vouchers, and the department and Students'…
Two alumni make the move into PhDs feel practical, not mysterious.
Warwick Chemistry Pathways treats the shift from undergraduate chemistry into research as a concrete set of choices rather than an abstract leap.
A practical look at student support, careers, and community in Warwick Chemistry.
Warwick Chemistry uses the episode to look back on the year just gone and point toward practical openings for the year ahead, from study space and community-building to careers support and the new Beyond Science module.
Pathways gives chemistry students a steady, practical guide to the move from online to in-person exams.
Pathways tracks the move from online to in-person chemistry exams with calm, student-facing clarity. It works best when it draws a simple contrast between leaning on notes or Ctrl-F and having to rely on real understanding.
A calm, practical look at the nerves and logistics of returning to closed-book, in-person exams.
This episode treats the return to closed-book, in-person exams with steady, student-facing honesty. Its strongest passage is the way it leaves room for nerves without dressing them up, then moves into the practical adjustments that mattered most: revising without notes, leaning…
A grounded guide to the MChem year and the confidence it can build.
Pathways frames a familiar kind of student uncertainty around a clear question: what changes when the MChem year begins. Georgia Shreve makes the shift feel concrete, describing the fourth year as very different from the first three, with time divided between taught modules and…
A calm, practical guide to exam stress and the support routes around it.
Warwick Chemistry's exam-season conversation is built for students who need calm, practical help more than theory. Sarah Parkinson lays out the wellbeing team's role, and the guidance stays grounded: plan the work, protect time for rest, keep close to friends, family, study…
Campus radio from the wrong side of reality.
Campus decisions, Northeast news, and Northeast priorities.
How research culture changes in practice.
Conversations from inside the IT channel.
Jess Mann opens by welcoming listeners back after Easter and noting that exam season is now the main focus.
Tom Ritchie (Director of Student Experience) and Adam Alcock from Warwick Chemistry reflect on the 2022-23 academic year with recent alumna Jess Mann, who now works in social media marketing.
This episode features University Wellbeing Advisor Sarah Parkinson discussing exam stress management and well-being resources at Warwick University.
Tom Ritchie opens a practical conversation about student support and the cost of living crisis.
Tom Ritchie opens the conversation with Adam Alcock and Georgia Shreve.
Warwick Chemistry welcomes back two alumni, Francesca and Rory, to talk about what came after their degrees.
This episode features students and staff from Warwick Chemistry discussing the transition back to in-person exams, including new support initiatives like mock exams and town halls.