Master of Applied Science in Chemistry

Queen's University

The Department of Chemistry offers Master's degrees in Science and Applied Science. Students can graduate with an M.Sc. or M.A.Sc. degree. These are research-based degrees that require students to complete sufficient research to write a Master's thesis.A degree from Queen’s Department of Chemistry is highly regarded and an important consideration in today’s competitive science and technology job market. Our new 56 million state of the art building is home to the Nuclear Magnetic Resonance facility and its eight high-field instruments, an on-site Mass Spec facility with four mass spectrometers, an X-ray diffractometer, a CFI-funded facility for materials characterization and more unique equipment in faculty labs. Students can conduct front-line, industrially-relevant research in analytical, inorganic, organic, physical, polymer, and theoretical chemistry and take part in interdisciplinary research in such areas as environmental, molecular modeling for drug design and various forms of spectroscopy. Our Chemistry Innovation Council, made up of industry and government leaders, advise students about career opportunities and help you establish contact with potential employers. Our students collaborate frequently with Environmental Studies, Engineering, Physics and other departments. Travel opportunities are available case by case. There is also the opportunity to get a dual degree in MSc in Chemistry with the University of Stuttgart.

Faculty of Arts and Science