Chemistry
Chemistry is the science of materials, their properties and transformations. It is important as a science in its own right and has applications to biological, environmental, energy conservation and industrial processes.
Chemistry Careers
The employment situation for graduates in the foreseeable future is bright especially for those who combine a broad general education in chemistry with specialised skills, or who study chemistry in combination with other disciplines. Many career paths are open to Chemistry graduates in areas such as mineral and analytical chemistry, resource development, industrial, agricultural and government research, environmental monitoring, consumer affairs, corrosion control, quality control and in teaching.
Three reasons to study Chemistry at Murdoch University
- The close interaction of staff with industry, government agencies and the community dealing with chemical issues ensures that our courses are relevant to their needs. Your opportunities of obtaining a good job will be maximized as you’ll be equipped with the skills required to adapt easily to your working environment.
- The strong linkages with other scientific disciplines especially the biological, environmental and mineral sciences allows greater cross-discipline study and enables you to tailor-make your degree to suit your interests and at the same time, increase your career opportunities.
- Modern teaching facilities including excellent analytical and other equipment. This, coupled with flexible learning – a blend of face-to-face and electronic teaching - will add value to your learning experience at Murdoch University.
Chemistry Information
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