A prospective student must meet the following requirements:
- have obtained a Pass at A-Level in Chemistry
- have one of the following subjects or their recognized equivalents; Chemistry, Biology, Geography, Mathematics and Physics, or (Physical Science)
- have a pass at O-Level in both English Language and Mathematics.
Part I
Code Description
CH101 Physical Chemistry I
CH102 Inorganic & Analytical Chemistry I
CH103 Organic Chemistry I
CH105 General Chemistry
MT109 Mathematics for Chemists
PH121 Physics for Chemists
PC103 Communication Skills
PC105 Psychological foundations of Education
PC106 Philosophical foundations of Education
PC107 Sociological foundations of Education
Part II
CH201 Physical Chemistry II
CH202 Inorganic Chemistry II
CH203 Organic Chemistry II
CH204 Analytical Chemistry II
CH211 Further Physical Chemistry
CH212 Further Inorganic Chemistry
PC104 Citizenship Education
CS101 Introduction to Computers
PC301 Curriculum Design, Implementation & Evaluation
PC206 Pedagogics in Science Teaching
AS203 Secondary School Experience
HS101 HIV/AIDS Education
Part III
CH301 Physical Chemistry III
CH302 Inorganic Chemistry III
CH303 Organic Chemistry III
CH304 Analytical Chemistry
CH312 Advanced Inorganic Chemistry
CH311 Advanced Physical Chemistry
CH313 Further Organic Chemistry
CH314 Further Analytical Chemistry
CH323 Advanced Organic Chemistry
CH324 Advanced Analytical Chemistry
CH370/PC370 PROJECT
PC401 Curriculum Issues in Science
AS403 Final Applied Science Education
Part IV
Students should select an equivalent of at least four (4) credits from the following courses, whichever are on offer.
CH461 Catalysis & Corrosion Chemistry
CH422 Bio-Inorganic Chemistry
CH433 Synthesis Methods II & Advanced Spectroscopy
CH424 Environmental Chemistry
CH451 Industrial Process Chemistry
CH421 Atmospheric Chemistry
CH442 Further Solid State Chemistry
CH441 Statistical Thermodynamics
CH453 Polymer Chemistry
CH423 Medicinal Chemistry
CH454 Thermal Analysis
PC102 Research Methods & Statistics