Chemistry is often considered as a “central science” because of how instrumental the discipline is in the modern world, fostering technological advancements and developing materials useful in energy, biomedicine, and the environment.
The School of Sciences and Humanities Master of Science program in chemistry at NU is a two-year program that furthers the knowledge and proficiency of students in the chemical sciences. It ensures enrolled students graduate as chemists with tested industrial and academic knowledge.
Our two-year program will extend your depth and breadth of knowledge in all domains of modern chemical science, helping you to become an excellent industrial or academic chemist.
Candidates accepted into the master’s program are trained in a fast-developing research facility, exposed to international research, and engaged in a specialized curriculum delivered by our faculty, comprising professors and experts cherry-picked from around the world.
Students stand to benefit from a syllabus that hones their basic skills in chemistry, including project management skills, team-working skills, problem-solving skills, oral and poster presentations skills, laboratory skills, and mathematical cum computational (calculation and simulation) skills, along with research and scientific literature assessment skills.
They are further expected to become exposed to the international research environment and to acquire strong scientific communication skills.
Campus: Astana, Kazakhstan
Language: English
Delivery mode: Full time, on-campus
Duration: 2 years
Total ECTS credit: 120
Few of the areas graduates with a master’s degree in chemistry from NU can work in include:
