You will then be interviewed by the School Graduate Studies Committee along with your supervisor. This is part of the progress review process which is described elsewhere. You should begin preparing your research proposal early. Progression beyond the induction stage of your project requires a satisfactory research proposal. The School has an extensive microcomputer network with high resolution printers, colour printing and scanning facilities.
Many computers are available in laboratories for shared use by graduate students.
These are mostly Internet ready via the Campus-Wide Network. All graduate students are eligible for an e-mail account and 50Mb of server disk space that is protected by password. Students can work on any of the shared computers in the School and access their secure hard-disk space and mail boxes. The School provides automatic access to a WWW page with key information for students and staff in the Chemistry School. This page is the default home page on the public computers on the School's network.