BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY

A Bachelor of Applied Science in Industrial Chemistry equips graduates with theoretical and practical knowledge to apply chemical principles in industrial settings, focusing on areas like materials, processes, and safety. 

Here's a more detailed look at the program:

Core Focus:

• Chemical Principles:

  The program emphasizes the application of fundamental chemistry (organic, inorganic, physical, and analytical) to industrial processes. 

• Industrial Applications:

  It aims to develop skills relevant to various industries, including materials science, chemical processing, and operational units. 

• Practical Skills:

  The program includes laboratory experiments and practical training to enhance hands-on skills. 

• Multidisciplinary Approach

  The program is multidisciplinary, covering a wide range of subjects including organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, physical chemistry, analytical chemistry, polymer chemistry, environmental chemistry, and more. 

Skills and Knowledge:

• Problem-solving:

  Graduates will be able to analyze problems and find solutions using chemical principles and industry knowledge. 

• Process Understanding:

  The program provides a deep understanding of unit operations and processes in chemical production. 

• Safety and Standards:

  Graduates will be trained in safety protocols and industry standards related to chemical processes. 

• Research and Development:

  Graduates can be involved in research, development, and innovation within the chemical sector. 

• Management Skills

  The B.Sc. (Industrial Chemistry) aims at training industrial chemists who have relevant knowledge in the management of industrial processes in terms of chemical processes, financial management and management skills. 

Career Opportunities:

• Industry:

  Graduates can find roles in chemical manufacturing, pharmaceutical companies, research and development labs, and other chemical-related industries. 

• Specific Roles:

  Potential job titles include:
  • Researcher 
  • Technician 
  • Analytical Chemist 
  • Production Chemist 
  • Quality Assurance Officer 
  • Lab Manager 
  • Scientists 

• Further Studies:

  Graduates can pursue advanced degrees (e.g., Master's, PhD) in chemistry or related fields.