Master of Science (Chemistry)

Deepen your scientific knowledge. Contribute to important scientific research and expand your knowledge of chemistry with the Master of Science (Chemistry). Graduates are in-demand across a wide range of industries, like renewable energies, nanotechnology, and medical research.

Research focus. You'll be embedded in one of 25 research groups in the School of Chemistry or in the Bio21 Institute throughout your studies to complete a major research project.

Sharpen your professional skills. Develop the skills employers want through complementary elective subjects like science communication, ethics, and working with data.

Advanced facilities. Enjoy access to some of the most advanced technologies in Australia, like nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometers and an electron microscopy suite.

Study in advanced scientific facilities with world-leaders in areas like molecular analysis, drug discovery, materials science, sustainable energy, and nanotechnology. Complete a research-heavy course. Dedicate over half of your studies to your major research project (125 of 200 points). You'll build specialised knowledge to gain a competitive edge in industry or prepare you for PhD studies. Join a thriving research hub. With many research groups based at Parkville campus and the Bio21 Molecular Science and Biotechnology Institute (the University's core multidisciplinary research and development centre), you can join a world-leading centre for research. Build your real-world experience. Complete an optional internship in a science or technology-related workplace.