This module builds on the Major in Chemistry, and allows the choice of specializing in a particular area of chemistry. This module includes
Chemistry 4491E, an independent research project in which the student works in one of the research laboratories in the Department of Chemistry, typically in the final year of study. This module is identical to the Honors Specialization in Chemistry module but does not require a minimum 70% average.
Admission Requirements
Completion of first year requirements, including the following 3.0 courses:
Module
10.0 courses:
6.0 courses: Chemistry 2271A, Chemistry 2272F, Chemistry 2273A, Chemistry 2374A, Chemistry 2281G, Chemistry 2283G, Chemistry 2384B, Chemistry 3370A/B, Chemistry 3371F, Chemistry 3372F/G, Chemistry 3373F, Chemistry 3374A/B.
0.5 course from: Biochemistry 2280A, Chemistry 3391A/B, Chemistry 4493A/B.
2.0 courses (at least 1.0 of which must be at the 4000 level, or 0.5 course at the 4000 level if Chemistry 4493A/B is chosen from the list above) from: Chemistry 3300F/G, Chemistry 3320A/B, Chemistry 3330F/G, Chemistry 3364A/B, Chemistry 3391A/B, Chemistry 3393A/B, Chemistry 4400A/B, Chemistry 4404A/B, Chemistry 4441A/B, Chemistry 4444A/B, Chemistry 4471A/B, Chemistry 4472A/B, Chemistry 4473A/B, Chemistry 4474A/B, Chemistry 4481A/B, Chemistry 4483A/B, Chemistry 4493A/B, Chemistry 4494A/B, the former Chemistry 3384F/G, the former Chemistry 4466B, Applied Mathematics 2402A, Applied Mathematics 2811B, Applied Mathematics 2814F/G, Calculus 2302A/B, Calculus 2303A/B, or the former Applied Mathematics 2813A/B.
1.5 course: Chemistry 4491E.