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Shailesh.The following universities in UK offer PhD scholarships in Chemistry.
1. University of Birmingham
2. University of Cambridge
3. University of East Anglia
4. University of Edinburgh
5. University of Glasgow
6. Imperial College of Science and Technology
7. University of Leeds
8. University of Leicester
9. University College London
10. University of Manchester
11. University of Nottingham
12. Queen Margaret University
13. Queen Mary, University of London
14. University of Reading
15. University of Sheffield
16. University of Southampton
17. Strathclyde University
18. University of Warwick
19. University of Westminster
20. University of York
These PhD scholarships could be partial or full scholarships. If you are interested, you should contact the head of the department of the respective university who will provide you with the full details regarding eligibility requirements. My advice is that, when you apply for PhD, you should make a strong point that you are the most eligibe candidate as you have gained a strong knowledge through your work experience and qualifications. Finally, aim for a IELTS score of atleast 6.5 as you are applying for PhD. Give me a thumbs up if this information is useful.

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