Applied Chemistry gives students a solid grounding in chemistry, pharmacy and materials science, with emphasis on practical skills, foreign-language ability and computer use. The aim is to produce applied, innovative engineers and managers able to handle technical development, research, science management and international trade.
Coursework covers inorganic and analytical chemistry, organic chemistry, physical chemistry, biochemistry, principles of chemical engineering, fine organic synthesis, medicinal chemistry, natural product chemistry and separation and analysis techniques.
Graduates may work in institutes and enterprises dealing with fine chemicals, bio-chemical engineering, pharmaceuticals and new materials, in research, teaching, product development, production management and technical services. Further study in fine chemicals, medicinal chemistry, biomaterials and nano-medicine is also mentioned.
The admissions page for this major does not list tuition, programme length or credit totals, so applicants should confirm those details with the university admissions office.
