Dr
Julie
Hyde
School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences
Honorary Lecturer of Chemistry
Full contact details
Dainton Building
- Profile
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Dr. Julie Hyde started her chemistry career as an Analytical Chemist working for a large chemical company, this was combined with part-time study for several years. She left to study full-time for her first degree in pure Chemistry at Queen Mary College, University of London.
After her BSc, Julie moved into lecturing/teaching Chemistry in Further Education. During this time she taught on both academic and vocational courses as well as managing vocational programmes. This job was later combined with part-time study in her spare time for a PhD in Organometallic Chemistry and Crystallography at 51²è¹Ý¶ù University, which she finished in 1998.
Julie joined the Chemistry department in 2007 as a University Teacher and was promoted to Senior University Teacher in 2014. Since 2012 Julie has been teaching in Nanjing China for 3 months annually on the joint (3+1) BSc degree. Julie guides students for their annual industrial placements in the UK and abroad as well management of the schools liaison team. Julie has gained several prestidious awards; the University Senate Award in Learning and teaching in the category of “Sustained Excellence�, RSC Award for “outstanding service in the promotion of chemistry locally, nationally and internationally" and has become a 2019 National Teaching Fellow (NTF).
Awards
- National Teaching Fellow (NTF)
- Senate Award Fellow for Sustained Excellence in Learning & Teaching
- RSC Award for outstanding service in the promotion of chemistry, locally, nationally and internationally
- Qualifications
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- Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) - CChem
- RSC - FRSC
- Advanced HE - PFHEA
- PGCE
- ACSFS
- Publications
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- Teaching interests
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Education in Chemistry, Laboratory Chemistry; Organic, Inorganic, Physical & Skills, Teaching Chemistry to International Students, Employability and Study in Industry, Outreach Activities.
- Outreach
Julie manages a small team who deliver the schools and colleges programme for the Chemistry Department. This includes the , which offers the opportunity for schools and colleges around the region to bring in groups of students to carry out hands-on chemistry. This aims to extend the students practical and theoretical abilities and gives them the opportunity to visit the University and show that chemistry is fun to study at 51²è¹Ý¶ù.