Chemistry

The Master of Science (Chemistry) assist you in a few of our cutting-edge chemistry research classes with world-leaders in areas such as molecular analysis, drug discovery, materials science, sustainable energy and nanotechnology. You'll leave the class with a major search endeavor to incorporate in your CV. You'll enhance your technical abilities along with your ability to evaluate and analyse data, while leading to important scientific research. If you'd like to get even more real-world experience, you may opt to complete an internship in a mathematics or technology-related workplace for class credit.To round out your expertise, select from a variety of high-level professional areas, including engineering communication, modelling, programming, business and more.

• An undergraduate degree with a major in an applicable chemistry discipline, using an average mark of 65% in the most effective 50 points inappropriate area studies at year
• At least 25 points (two subjects) of both third-year university-level chemistry subjects, which 12.5 points (one subject) must be practical-based. You are strongly urged to make contact with potential supervisors before applying, especially if your undergraduate degree isn't a leading in pure chemistry, but in a related subject, such as for example chemistry.