Department Chemistry

School of Science

Vision

The Department of Chemistry is dedicated and maintaining the quality of rigorous and innovative curriculum that focuses on developing of students.

Provide career path counseling to our students in their academic programs.
Encouraging students to participate in high â€“quality research.
Preparing students for industrial careers, graduate students and professional schools.
Actively maintain contact with our graduates to develop connections with our alumni.
Promoting science by participating in professional and community organization.
Producing knowledgeable graduates in academic, industry and government.
Valuing and promoting the diversity of our faculty, students and committing ourselves to equality and openness in all our activities.
A well-rounded and balanced education through required studies in elected areas of the humanities and social sciences.
A dynamic faculty dedicated to the excellence in teaching, research and scholarship.

Mission

The department values teaching and research as equal and essential components of the education of our students and seeks to integrate research with teaching at every possible opportunity in the curriculum.

Develop an understanding of the physical and chemical behavior of matter, including the chemical basis of biological phenomena.
Promote innovative curriculum development while exposing students to advanced instrumentation and technology.
Develop an ability to think logically and clearly, to articulate their thoughts, and to critically evaluate experimental data and the scientific literature.
Serve as good role models to students for safe and ethical professional behavior.
Encourage students to value diversity and to develop a global perspective through international experiences in chemistry.
Promotes independent thought, collegial exchange of ideas and high ethical standards.
Development of strategic partnerships with other departments, academic institutions and chemical industry.
Learn to search and use the chemical literature to acquire up-to â€“date information about current problems in the chemical sciences and to critically analyze current work.