Master of Science in Chemical Sciences and Instrumentation

This coursework master's degree is offered by NTU's chemistry, chemical engineering and biotechnology school and concentrates on practical skills for industry work and for research and development in chemistry. Training covers modern instrumentation, artificial intelligence and nanotechnology applied to chemistry, along with communication and teamwork skills. It suits recent graduates of chemistry-oriented bachelor's programmes and also working professionals in energy, chemicals and related sectors. The core curriculum blends science with enterprise, and electives span computational chemistry, Python-based scientific computing, environmental and sustainable development, and pharmaceutical industry techniques. Applications are submitted through the online Graduate Admission System and are assessed on a rolling basis. The programme can be taken full-time or part-time, and the outcome for the August intake is released by the end of May or in June.