Overview

Study the building blocks essential to creating the foundation for all matter in the world.

Discover the common thread of chemistry as it exists within all sciences. Apply your knowledge to the challenges and technological innovations possible in today’s modern world.

Learn and apply the fundamental science that essential in all sciences, including physics, engineering, environmental, and biomedical sciences.

Choose to complete your degree through course work and a thesis, or through course work and a critical review essay.

Benefit from the personal advisory committee assigned to assist you throughout your degree.

Choose from many areas of interest including, analytical chemistry, biochemistry, environmental chemistry, physical and theoretical chemistry, organic chemistry, and surface modifications.

Key Features

• Use your skills and knowledge to develop new analytical procedures, study the role of metal ions in biological systems, or use computer modeling to study molecular structures. The possibilities are endless.
• Learn to work in a co-operative and professional research environment, become problem-solvers and competent in a wide range of laboratory techniques.
• Become a leader in several challenging and in-demand careers for today’s technology-oriented society.

Career Opportunities

Laboratory, pharmaceuticals and biomedical diagnostic companies, environmental consultancy agencies, senior chemist in industrial setting, chief chemist for a steel manufacturer, pharmacist, project and research leader, university professor, teacher, drug controller, physician, surgeon, dentist, veterinarian, research in oceanography, computer programmer for a mining company, programmer analyst, waste disposal consultant, hospital staff radiologist, environmental monitoring and remediation, food industry, graduate studies, plastic and petrochemical industry, public service, quality assurance and quality control, research institutes.

Key Features