Analytical Chemistry

The Master of Science Program in Analytical Chemistry is aimed to prepare BSc graduates for employment and career in analytical laboratories. This can range from materials and forensic testing to environmental sampling and food quality control.

Modern analysis techniques, real-world analytical problems and the physical principles will be covered. The program will also provide extensive experimental hands-on experience, including laboratory-based courses.

Program Objective

•  Professional Training
•  Employment-orientated Education
•  Knowledge for Accreditation
•  Lab Management Training
•  Practical and Research Experience

Core Courses

• Chemical Data Analysis
• Elemental Analysis
• Molecular Analysis
• Separation Methods
• Optical and Electrical Methods

Elective Courses

• Environmental and Food Analysis
• Macromolecular Analysis
• Materials Analysis
• Laboratory Management

Experimental / Practical Courses

• Analytical Instrumentation Laboratory I
• Analytical Instrumentation Laboratory II 
• Analytical Research Project 

Requirements

• Applications will be considered from graduates with B.Sc. Second Class Degree (or equivalent) in Chemistry or other related subjects, with some prior knowledge of Chemistry. 
• You will fulfill the English Language requirements with one of the following proficiency attainments:TOEFL-iBT 80, TOEFL PBT 550, IELTS Overall score: 6.0
• You are required to nominate 2-5 referees to support your application. Upon your application submission, the referees will be invited by email to complete a reference report online. Referees may attach additional reference letters to the online report if they wish to.
• Remember that you will need to send official documents to substantiate your qualifications/ exam results after accepting an admission offer.