Professor Stuart A Scott
Director of Studies, Fellow
Why choose Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology at Girton?
Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology is a relatively small year group within the University (50-60 students), meaning that in any given year Girton (as with other colleges) will have 2 or 3 students per year studying chemical engineering and biotechnology. The small size of the year group means that colleges pool resources to deliver supervisions and other college based activities. Therefore, as well as benefiting from supervision by Girton Fellows, you will also be supervised by leading members of the department based in other colleges.
Students at Girton benefit from the interaction with a relatively large cohort of Natural Sciences and Engineering students.
- No. of students admitted per year: 2
- Subject requirements: Mathematics, Chemistry and one from Biology, Physics or Further Maths.
- Minimum offer level:
- A level: A*A* in Chemistry and Maths, A
- IB: 41-42 points, with Higher Level 7,7 in Chemistry and Maths, Higher Level 6
- Admissions assessment: All Cambridge applicants are required to take an assessment prior to interview. Applicants must register in advance and further information about the written assessment can be found here.
- Written work: Not required
- Interview arrangements: One interview.
Many of our students pursue careers in the chemical or petroleum industries, however a significant proportion also are employed in finance roles or banking. In fact, chemical engineers are in demand in many non chemical engineering roles because of the analytical rigour of the subject.
Fellows and teaching staff