新加坡PSB學(xué)院

The Bachelor of Science (Molecular Biology and Applied Chemistry) is a course that provides students with the opportunity to focus on subjects directly related to drug design and organic synthesis, medicinal chemistry and forensic science. This degree allows students to develop skills that are highly regarded and highly valued in the chemical industry.

Students will apply principles in the core areas of inorganic, organic, physical, biological, analytical, computational, materials and macromolecular chemistry. This includes practical skills such as synthesis, analytical, physical or computational chemistry laboratory work.

This course has been particularly developed to support the internationally growing biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries and provide students with a robust basis for progressing into a wide variety of chemistry-based post-graduate study and career paths.

Potential Career Potentials

Graduates may choose to pursue a future (but not limited to) in these departments/industries:

• Chemist
• Environmental Scientist
• Petrochemist
• Forensic Scientist

Modules

• Advanced Chemistry Laboratory
• Advanced Topics in Medical Sciences B
• Applications of Biomedical Science
• Applications of Biotechnology
• Big Ideas in Science: Career Options and Professional Identity
• Big Ideas in Science: Life, the Universe and Everything
• Biology of Cell and Organism
• Biopharmaceutics
• Chemistry 1A
• Chemistry 1B
• Chemical Analysis
• Clinical Biochemistry and Haematology
• Fundamentals of Chemistry B
• Group Project
• Introduction to Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
• Introduction to Microbiology
• Mathematical Applications in Biology
• Medicinal Chemistry A
• Metabolic Biochemistry and Cell Biology
• Organs and Organ Systems
• Pharmaceutical Formulation A
• Pharmacology B
• Specialised Topics in Chemistry
• Statistics for Life Sciences

Graduation Requirements

Upon successful completion of all required modules, students will be awarded the Bachelor of Science (Molecular Biology and Applied Chemistry) from La Trobe University. The degree awarded will be the same as that to the on-campus graduates.