B.sc. honours chemistry or b.sc. chemistry in Royal military college of canada

"The Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering offers programmes of study leading to a B.Sc. Honours or a B.Sc. in Chemistry and a B.Eng. in Chemical Engineering.A double major is also offered in:Chemistry / Physics,Chemistry / Space Science,Chemistry / Mathematics,Chemistry / Computer Science.The typical course of study for B.Sc. Honours or B.Sc. in Chemistry is set out in the Programme Outline Tables listed below.The students will have a choice between three options:Chemistry,Chemistry with an Environment Option,Chemistry with a Life Sciences Option.The different options offered will have a common First and Second Year to ensure a strong background in Chemistry and to allow time for the students to choose a specialization.The Chemical Engineering programme has a strong Materials Engineering component. Nuclear and Environmental Engineering are also included to reflect the spectrum of chemical engineering interests of value to the Canadian Forces and the Department of National Defence. In addition to the basic Chemical Engineering core, the programme emphasizes the areas of corrosion, fuel cells, batteries, alloys, polymers, ceramics, composite development, explosives. Combustion processes, nuclear energy applications and environmental stewardship. All these areas highlight the unique nature of the Chemical Engineering degree at RMC.To enter the Second Year programme in Chemical Engineering, students must have completed successfully the First Year Engineering or Science programme, normally with a minimum ""D+"" combined average in Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics and have the approval of the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering."

Hold an Honours Baccalaureate degree from a recognized university with at least B- (70%) average; and Obtain a satisfactory score on the Graduate Management Admissions Test (GMAT).The requirement of writing the GMAT may be waived for an applicant who has an academic file of quality. We will follow the established practise of other Ontario universities in admitting the occasional candidate who has a 3-year rather than a 4-year undergraduate degree provided that this individual is a very high quality applicant and has had other types of educational and leadership exposures of a substantial nature. These candidates may be expected to do additional work - by comparison to a candidate with an Honours Baccalaureate degree. Normally such students will be admitted under Provisional Status.

Analytical Chemist.Chemical Engineer.Chemistry Teacher.Forensic Scientist.Geochemist.Hazardous Waste Chemist.Materials Scientist.Pharmacologist.

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