M.Sc

Masters Degrees in Chemistry

Masters degrees in Chemistry provide advanced postgraduate training in different branches of the Chemical Sciences. Some programmes are general degrees. Others allow you to specialise in areas such as Analytical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Inorganic chemistry, Physical Chemistry or Industrial Chemistry.

Course Duration

M.Sc. Chemistry (Organic) (2 year course)

Eligibility : B.Sc. Chemistry
Total Seats : 30

Why study a Masters in Chemistry?

Despite being a highly academic subject area, Chemistry has many professional and vocational applications. Postgraduates in the Chemical Sciences are well equipped for careers in practical fields such as drug development, human nutrition or medical research. Other, more exotic, career paths could include working on future technologies such as nanomaterials or chemical engineering solutions for exploration in extreme environments.

Professional chemists also work in professional roles with a surprising range of other organisations, whether as advisors on the design of new sportswear materials or as forensics experts assisting police and security forces.

If your interests are more academic you'll find that a Masters in Chemistry provides an excellent preparation for PhD research in other Physical or Applied Science subjects.

M.Sc. Chemistry (Organic) (2 year course)