University College Kingsbury Faculty of Science

Faculty of Science
Part of: University College Kingsbury
Established	1 January 1891 (1891-01-01)
Location	Kingsbury, CENT

The Faculty of Science is one of the academic faculties of University College Kingsbury (UCK).

History

The Faculty traces it's beginnings to the foundation of UCK in 1868, with the establishment of a professional chair of Mathematics. Initially part if the Faculty of Arts, the faculty was constituted in 1891.

Academics

Schools

The Faculty currently comprises the following schools:

• School of Agriculture & Environmental Sciences
• School of Biological Sciences
• School of Chemistry
• School of Geoscience
• School of Mathematics & Statistics
• School of Molecular Bioscience
• School of Physics
• School of Veterinary Science

Research

The Faculty is currently home to the following research centres and institutes:

• Centre for Animal Genetics & Breeding
• Centre for Animal Parasitology
• Centre for Astrophysics
• Centre for Mathematical Excellence
• Centre for Pest Research
• Centre for Quantum Computation

Notable alumni

Notable alumni include:

Academic administrators

• Sir Malcolm Rowe, current Vice-Chancellor of the University of New Ingrea (2010-present)