Department of Chemistry, University College London - Ingold Prize
Department of Chemistry, University College London €590
Quick facts
Institution
Department of Chemistry, University College London
Program
Ingold Prize
Amount
€590
Last verified: 2 October 2026
About this award / prize
Benefit
In recognition of your outstanding achievements over the course of the year, you will receive a cash prize of around 590 EUR. The exact amount will not be disclosed; the department’s prizes range from a share of 30 GBP to 1,000 GBP. The Ingold Prize is awarded annually by the Department of Chemistry at University College London (UCL) and is named after the chemist Sir Christopher Kelk Ingold. It is not usually awarded to a single person, but to several students each year from different year groups.
Eligibility
- Degree level: You are a Bachelor’s student studying chemistry. You can select any year of study, not just your final year.
- University: You are studying at University College London (UCL) in the United Kingdom.
- Grades: You have achieved a high standard of academic performance over the course of the year. This award is based solely on your achievements.
- Nationality: You may choose any nationality you wish; there are no restrictions.
How to apply
There is no application process. The faculty selects the winners internally at the end of each academic year on the basis of their achievements.
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