B.Sc. Degree in Chemistry
Philosophy, Aims and Objectives of the Degree Programme
A degree programme in Chemistry should foster in the undergraduate an appreciation of the centrality of Chemical Science to human wellbeing, as well as its inevitable linkage to and interactions with other branches of science. Graduates of Chemistry are expected to have the ability to apply knowledge and skills to solving theoretical and practical problems in Chemistry and other allied industries in relation to societal needs for national development.
The degree programme in Chemistry therefore aims to:
a. Stimulate in the students sustained interest and enthusiasm in Chemistry and its applications.
b. Build in students a culture of continuing enquiry.
c. Provide students with a broad and balanced base of Chemistry knowledge and practical skills.
d. Develop in students a range of skills applied in chemical and non-chemical areas that can provide confidence for employment.
e. Inculcate in students an appreciation of Chemistry in all human endeavors.
f. Provide students with a solid base of chemical knowledge and skills that are required for postgraduate studies and research.
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