Whether it’s harnessing renewable energy sources, next-gen nanotechnology or new medical breakthroughs, chemistry is an ever-present and vital tool for shaping the technology of tomorrow.
Within chemistry, you can study the fields of molecular design and synthesis, analysis and spectroscopic identification of chemical species, quantum chemistry, molecular dynamics, chemical kinetics and thermodynamics. Chemistry sits at the intersection of so much that will change our world over the coming century. You’ll learn from and alongside top researchers in their field, who are tackling some of the planet’s biggest challenges.
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Locations
Grattan Street, Parkville 3010
Entry Requirements
There are no formal academic requirements
To be eligible for the Bachelor of Science (Honours) you must:
- Have completed a three-year undergraduate degree with at least two years in science or technology areas of study within the last 10 years
- Have completed at least 50 points at third-year level in science or technology areas of study (or equivalent) within the last 10 years
- Have achieved a weighted average mark (WAM) of at least 65% in your undergraduate degree
- Meet the specific requirements for the discipline area or research project you apply for - see below for stream-specific requirements.
Stream-specific requirements
Agricultural Science: a major in a discipline relevant to the proposed project
English Language Criteria
- IELTS (academic English Only): 6.5 (no band less than 6.0)
- TOEFL Internet-based test: 79 + Writing 21; Speaking 18; Reading 13; Listening 13
- Pearson Test of English Academic: 58 + no communicative skill below 50
- Cambridge English: Advanced/ Certificate of Advanced English (CAE): 176 + no skill below 169.
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