54 Applied Chemistry Bachelors Degree Programs

The Applied Chemistry degree program aims to educate chemists with a profound understanding of the methods and principles involved in the synthesis and analysis of chemical materials. Graduates are equipped with knowledge in biological systems, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and functional organic and inorganic material chemistry and technology.

Developed with, and for employers, the programme in BSc (Hons) Applied Chemical Sciences incorporates interactive e-learning, on- and off-site academic support and short residential blocks. It can support individuals wanting to progress their career within SME and global organisations, covering relevant roles in the life science supply chain from research through development and into manufacturing.

Are you interested in waste recycling or in developing new active agents in the pharmaceutical industry? As a graduate of our Chemistry bachelor degree programme, you will be able to find groundbreaking solutions to problems facing society today.

The BSc Chemistry program offers a comprehensive integration of theory and practice. With a focus on the practical application of knowledge, this program provides students with a deep understanding of important scientific issues, current technologies, and future challenges, all within the context of local, regional, and global needs.

Chemical behavior and the interaction of elements and molecules give us the energy to heat our homes, drive our cars and have access to life-saving drugs and medicines. Applied Chemists are concerned with the industrial application of chemistry, turning natural resources into everyday products.

The BSc Applied Chemistry provides you with a broad understanding of applied chemistry, drawing on the Department of Chemistry’s emerging research strengths in new materials, clean and renewable energy, pharmaceuticals and healthcare.

The Bachelor of Science in Applied Chemistry focuses on developing solid foundational knowledge in chemistry along with practical skills. The program covers core areas such as organic, inorganic, phys...

The BSc in Applied Chemistry program offers students a solid foundation in chemistry principles, combined with practical lab skills and real-world applications. The curriculum covers core areas like o...

There are needs for applied chemistry in a number of different industry sectors, including materials for electronic devices, medicines, food products, agriculture, environmental sanitation, and effective uses of resources. Students learn through repeated lectures and experiments in a wide range of fields, including inorganic, organic, and physical chemistry, chemical engineering, analytical chemistry, and biochemistry.

Chemistry that explains and unravels molecules that make up substances. Biotechnology that delves into gene-modification and fermentation utilizing the vital functions of living organisms. Deepening understanding of these two categories, students learn about the chemistry that can be applied to environmental issues and life, such as aqueous environments and cosmetics.

With a wide-ranging training in science and complementation with master's and doctoral degrees in areas as diverse as Chemistry, Biotechnology, Genetics, Food Technology or even Business Management, Applied Chemists pursue fields as varied as chemical and biological industry, pharmaceutical organic synthesis or forensic investigation.

The program in BSc Applied Chemistry offers students a comprehensive foundation in chemistry principles along with practical skills. It covers core areas like organic, inorganic, physical, and analyti...

The Chemistry and Physical Sciences Department offers a minor program in chemistry that is open to students in any major.

The Chemistry major prepares students to enter the chemical industry, agriculture, the food industry, environmental protection, health sciences, energy, and government. A bachelors degree in chemistry also provides excellent pre-professional education for those seeking careers in chemistry, the health professions or law, particularly environmental regulatory law and patent law. Students with an undergraduate degree in chemistry, particularly with undergraduate research experience and a high grade point average are prepared to apply for graduate programs in chemistry, medical school, pharmacy school and other post-graduate educational opportunities

This major cultivates basic theories and basic knowledge in chemistry, chemical engineering and technology, materials science and engineering; accepts basic chemistry and chemical experiment skills, organic synthesis, polymer material synthesis and processing, engineering practice and scientific research, etc. Training; compound technical talents with the ability to engage in chemical and new materials application research, technology development, and technology management.