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MSc in Applied Chemistry

About the Program

The Master of Science in Applied Chemistry (MSc ACHE) is intended for candidates with a Bachelor degree in chemistry or other related specialization. The program prepares students for successful careers in industry and academia through courses, conferences, seminars, and research. The program is delivered by experienced international faculty who are engaged in various research projects and research opportunities such as biofuel, biochemistry, catalysis, computational modelling, corrosion, material chemistry, nanoparticles, polymer, and wastewater treatment. The MSc ACHE is designed to give students an opportunity to enhance their knowledge of chemistry and develop research expertise and skills in instrumentation and methodology that will prepare them for a career in applied chemistry or the pursuit of a doctorate degree.

Program Educational Objectives

The objectives of the MSc in Applied Chemistry program are to:

  1. Provide a pool of highly trained professionals who can utilize their acquired knowledge in applied chemistry and skills in instrumentation and methods to contribute to the technical and research expertise of their employer.
  2. Prepare graduates with outstanding educational skills and knowledge in applied chemistry and related areas to further their career aspirations.
  3. Prepare students with effective communication and teamwork skills in areas related to applied chemistry to function successfully in their careers.
  4. Provide students with sufficient expertise in applied chemistry to design and develop innovative solutions to complex scientific problems in the oil and gas industry.
  5. Provide students with a quality education in applied chemistry in an academic environment committed to excellence and innovation that fosters leadership, professionalism, life-long learning and successful career.

Learning Outcomes

MSc in Applied Chemistry graduates will:

  1. Be able to apply advanced concepts of fundamental and applied chemistry to the formulation and solution of complex problems in the oil and gas and related industries.
  2. Develop and potentially publish results of their research in peer-reviewed journals.
  3. Have sufficient experience to successfully begin a PhD program in applied chemistry in a recognized university.
  4. Be equipped with the knowledge and skills in applied chemistry to meet requirements of appropriate job opportunities at chemical companies.