Title: M'Sc' in Chemistry Coursework
1M.Sc. in Chemistry (Coursework)
- Orientation Briefing (8th August 2006)
- A/P Richard Wong
2Programme Structure
- Structure 1
- 40 modular credits
- 1 year of full-time study (2 years of part-time
study) - 4 essential and 4 elective Level 5000 modules
one research project - Admission requirement 4-year degree (Honours)
- Structure 2
- 80 modular credits
- 2 years of full-time study (4 years of part-time
study) - 10 Level 4000 elective modules 4 essential and
4 elective Level 5000 modules one research
project - Admission requirement 3-year degree 2 years of
working experience
3MSc Structure 1
Structure 1 (40 MC)
Project (8 MC)
4 level 5 elective
4 level 5 essential
requirement 4-year degree
4MSc Structure 2
Structure 2 (80 MC)
10 level 4 elective
4 level 5 elective
4 level 5 essential
Project (8 MC)
requirement 3-year degree 2 years of working
experience
5M.Sc. Modules
- Ten Level 4000 elective modules which provide a
comprehensive foundation required for advanced
studies in chemistry - Four Level 5000 essential modules which cover a
broad range of key advanced topics in organic,
inorganic, physical and analytical chemistry
disciplines. - Four Level 5000 elective modules which provide
in-depth and multidisciplinary treatment in
carefully selected focus areas, particularly
emerging/cutting edge technologies at the
interfaces of disciplines. - An MSc research project equivalent to two
coursework modules (8 MC) to enable students to
learn to apply advanced knowledge and concepts in
chemistry and to use the multi-disciplinary
fundamentals in solving scientific and technical
problems in chemical sciences.
6Specialization in M.Sc.
- Allow specialization in selected areas of
interest - Four areas of specialization, namely analytical,
materials, synthetic and medicinal chemistry, to
meet the needs of current chemical industry in
Singapore - To fulfil the specialization requirement (50, 20
MC), students have to complete 3 modules (12 MC)
out of a basket of the 4 modules from the focus
area and the M.Sc. project (8 MC).
7Specialization Requirement in M.Sc.
medicinal chemistry
analytical chemistry
materials chemistry
synthetic chemistry
4 essential 1 project 3 of 4 medicinal
modules 1 elective
4 essential 1 project 3 of 4 analytical
modules 1 elective
4 essential 1 project 3 of 4 material modules 1
elective
4 essential 1 project 3 of 4 synthetic
modules 1 elective
project related to area of specialization
It is not compulsory to have an area of
specialization.
8Level 4000 modules
9Level 5 Essential Modules
10Analytical Chemistry
11Materials Chemistry
12Medicinal Chemistry
13Synthetic Chemistry
14Timetable and Module Registration
- Timetable for level 4000 and 5000 modules
- 4000 modules half 8-10 am and half 6-8 pm
- 5000 modules 6-8 and 8-10 pm
- Registration of modules
- 5000 modules online registration
- 4000 modules manual registration (DRGS24-07)
- Research Project (CM5100) approach staff
members directly for choice of project.
15Course Fee and FT/PT
Course Fee AY2006/07 10000 (full-time), 5000
(part-time) Additional 10 for foreign
students Subject to minor adjustment
Full-time versus Part-time Study Full-time
maximum of 6 modules per semester Part-time
maximum of 3 modules per semester
16Research Project
Research Project (CM5100) (1) Project must be
in the area of specialization (2) Project
duration 2 semesters (8 MC) (3) Students
approach staff members directly for choice of
project
Increase flexibility of Structure 2 programme 2
level 3000 modules in lieu of level 4000
modules Level 4000 project module (for special
groups)
17Candidature and Exemption
Candidature Full-time Structure 1 4
semesters Part-time Structure 1 6
semesters Full-time Structure 2 6
semesters Part-time Structure 2 10 semesters
Exemption of modules (1) A maximum of 3 modules
can be waived (2) NUS module with a minimum grade
of B (3) Application must be submitted by 18 Aug
2006 (4) For waiver of 4000 module, it must be a
module outside the undergraduate major
requirement
18Key People
- General enqiuries Julie and June
- Admission module exemption Prof. Sam Li
- Timetable, registration examination A/P Leong
Weng Kee - Curriculum enqiuries project Dr Tan Choon Hong
- Graduation Matter A/P J.J. Vittal