Chemistry is considered the 'central science' as it connects other scientific disciplines like physics, biology, and geology. This major, offered within the Bachelor of Science, focuses on the molecular level where significant advancements are happening in medicine, nanotechnology, sensors, and environmental science. You will develop theoretical and practical chemistry skills, including synthesis, analysis, and spectroscopy, primarily in laboratories at Curtin’s Resources and Chemistry Precinct. The program also aims to enhance your problem-solving, teamwork, and critical analysis abilities, applicable to various science careers. You can choose to specialise in Analytical and Forensic Chemistry, Medicinal and Biological Chemistry, or Chemistry of Sustainable Development.
Graduates with a Chemistry major are well-prepared for a variety of roles in fields driven by scientific advancement.
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Graduates are eligible for membership of the Royal Australian Chemical Institute (RACI).