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Often called the central science, chemistry bridges connections with all scientific disciplines and helps interpret our surroundings. Pursuing chemistry opens doors to diverse fields like environmental science, nanotechnology, materials chemistry, sustainable solutions, biotechnology, and medical professions. Our program equips students with both theoretical knowledge and hands-on lab experience essential for chemistry careers or related fields where chemical expertise is valuable. During your studies, you might synthesize aspirin in introductory labs or analyze pond water for water quality indicators. From molecular synthesis and structure determination to exploring chemical bonds and examining metals in mineral formations or biological catalysts, each course delivers fundamental concepts with practical relevance. You'll learn from dedicated faculty specialists who actively mentor students while sharing their field expertise.
Students must have standing in five subjects of which at least two must be taken at the Advanced level.
The following equivalents will be considered:
School Certificate: same as GCE with at least two passes at the principal level of the Higher School Certificate.
Certificate of matriculation from recognized universities.
International Baccalaureate with at least two subjects at the higher level.
Other countries: write or email the Admissions Office for information.
Applicants must demonstrate English Language Proficiency in both oral and written academic English:
TOEFL (Test of English Foreign Language Internet-Based Test): Overall Score: 88 with a minimum score of 21 in each of the four areas and a TWE of at least 5.
IELTS (International English Language Testing System (Academic)): Overall score: 6.5 with 6.0 on Writing Band
CAEL (Canadian Academic English Language Assessment): Overall score: 70
Application deadline: Fall - Apply by January 15 (Early Admission); Spring - Apply by November 15 (Regular Admission)