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Chemistry associations and societies

Sharing our passion for chemistry
The Chemical Society supports study and outreach through scholarships, events and seminars.

Sydney University Chemical Society

The Sydney University Chemical Society was founded in 1929 and originally the preserve of graduate and honours students, the original aims of the society were to foster and maintain an interest in pure chemistry and discuss chemical topics of general interest 'outside the highly specialised industrial or technical sphere'. Subscription to the society cost seven shillings and sixpence per annum. 

The Sydney University Chemical Society lecture topics cover all aspects of chemistry and related disciplines, and are aimed at a broad audience, from undergraduates to senior academics, as well as professional chemists in the public and private sectors. 

See more information including upcoming events on the SUCS website.

For information about joining, please contact the SUCS secretary, Dr Reyne Pullen.