Bachelor of Science with Honours (Industrial Chemistry)

  Institution: Private: Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia (USIM)

Introduction

Chemical principles form the basis for most of the process and the product. Accordingly, this program is designed to prepare graduates to meet industry and is able to carry out industry-oriented projects. Graduates are generally equipped with knowledge in the areas of unit operations and chemical processes, basic chemistry, mathematics and statistics, policies and training in the areas of environment, health and safety, and process control systems and instrumentation laboratory to help graduates understand the operation of the modern chemical industry.

Learning Objectives

After graduation, graduates will be:

• The chemical technology that is able to synthesize and apply the knowledge and the experience in the laboratory to provide quality products to the chemical, private agencies and government organizations.
• The chemical technology that is able to lead and work together to solve social and environmental problems through effective communication.
• The chemical technology that is able to increase their knowledge and their ability to use ICT to explore business opportunities in the chemical technology-based industries.
• Chemical technologists who practice ethical values ​​and professional in providing services to users and providers of technology-based industrial chemicals.

Employment Opportunities

After graduation, many jobs can be selected either in the private sector and the government where they can apply knowledge of chemistry and extensive problem solving techniques. As a graduate of this program, graduates to enter a variety of open positions in industries such as agrochemicals, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, geochemistry, and mineralogy of metal, oil and gas, health and nutrition, medicine, manufacturing and energy production. They can also work in sectors such as engineering, education, technical writing, computer software and equipment, government policies and acts, forensic science and industry laboratories.

Source: Universiti Sains Malaysia (USIM)