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Chemistry
 Chemistry

Description

Chemistry is a science which deals with the design, synthesis, analysis and properties of molecules. The study of chemistry will appeal to those with an enquiring, analytical mind and good powers of observation and deduction. At UNSW, these skills will be further developed during our degree programs.

Graduates are employed within the chemical industry in product development, chemical analysis, manufacturing and processing. Other areas of employment include forensics, agriculture, mining, archaeology, patent law, science policy development, pharmaceutical and health sciences, the development of advanced materials, safety, education and training.

Studying Chemistry at UNSW

Chemistry can be studied within a number of programs at UNSW. Please refer to the table below for a complete list.



Chemical Analysis and Lab Mngt can be studied in the following Programs 

Program Code & Name At the Level of Plan
5648 Chemical Analysis & Lab Mngt Specialisation CHEMAS5648
7428 Chem Analysis & Lab Management Specialisation CHEMAS7428
8708 Chemical Analysis & Lab Mngt Specialisation CHEMAS8708
   

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Chemistry can be studied in the following Programs 

Program Code & Name At the Level of Plan
5647 Chemistry Specialisation CHEMAS5647
8770 Chemistry Specialisation CHEMAS8770
   

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