Duration
4 years
Starting Date
January, May, September
Tuition Fee
C$ 14,639 per semester
Location
Kamloops, Canada
About the program
Chemistry program at Thompson Rivers University majors:
- Chemistry
Develop a strong understanding of the fundamental concepts in analytical, organic, inorganic and physical chemistry. Emphasis is placed on practical, hands-on experience on modern scientific instrumentation and students are often involved in research and outreach activities. - Chemical biology
Combines chemistry and molecular biology in a way that prepares students for the explosion of knowledge of life at the molecular level. Students learn to apply chemical principles and knowledge to biological applications, and study both chemistry and biology before specializing in various aspects of chemistry, biochemistry or molecular biology. - Environmental chemistry
Study the chemical processes taking place in the environment as a result of human activities including urban air and water pollution, depletion of ozone layer, production of toxic substances from chemical wastes, prevalence of pesticides, and climate change. Learn the fundamentals to accurately assess human activities in the environment.
Careers
Chemistry graduates are employed in computers and telecommunications, fine and heavy chemical manufacturing, food and beverage production, mining and metallurgy, petroleum, pharmaceuticals/drugs, plastics, and pulp and paper. They are also employed by government agencies in education, forensic investigation, mineral analysis, public health, research and development support for resource industries, technical and analytical information development, waste management, and water and air quality management.
Courses Included
- The World of Chemistry
- Chemical Bonding and Organic Chemistry
- Fundamentals of Chemistry
- Principles of Chemistry
- Relativity and Quanta
- Organic Chemistry
- Structure, Bonding and Spectroscopy
- Organic Chemistry
- Fundamentals of Physical Chemistry
- Aqueous Environmental Chemistry
- Atmospheric Environmental Chemistry














