Academic Partners
Universities linked to SCI under the Academic Partnership Programme have been picked because of their track record on innovation.
SCI also offers a number of Student Membership benefits.
What's included?
Agreements with Academic Partner Universities vary: in some cases, your university may have agreed to pay your fees. In most cases, you are eligible to pay a heavily discounted student membership fee thanks to the partnership agreement. For details of your own university's terms, see below.
Which universities?
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Birmingham
University will pay for Chemistry Department students only; all others pay £10 one-year membership for themselves
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Cambridge
All students pay for themselves, £10 one-year membership.
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Dublin City University
University will pay for Chemistry Department postgraduates (first year only); all others pay £10 one-year membership for themselves.
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Duchy College
All students pay for themselves, £10 one-year membership.
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Manchester
All students pay for themselves, £10 one-year membership.
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Newcastle
University will pay for Chemical Engineering postgraduates only; all others pay £10 one-year membership for themselves.
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Oxford
All students pay for themselves, £10 one-year membership.
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Sheffield
University will pay for Chemistry undergraduates only; all others pay £10 one-year membership for themselves.
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Warwick
All students pay for themselves, £10 one-year membership.
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Wiltshire College
All students pay for themselves, £10 one-year membership.
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York
All students pay for themselves, £10 one-year membership.
Join us!
To become an Academic Partner, please contact Rosie Baston at membership@soci.org.
If your university has a cap on the number of paid-for memberships, we will contact you to let you know if you are eligible for paid-for membership, or if you must pay for your own discounted fee.