A total of 20 credit units are required for graduation.
Required Courses: Courses to be taken by all students
- Introduction to Sustainable Chemical Science and Technology (3 credit units per semester, a total of 6 credit units)
- Seminar (1 credit unit per semester, a total of 2 credit units)
- Colloquium (1 credit unit per semester, a total of 2 credit units)
- Lab Rotation (0 credit unit for two semesters, identify thesis advisor)
- Elementary Chinese (0 credit unit for two semesters, Required for all international students)
Elective Courses (Core): Select at least one course
- Advanced Organic Chemistry
- Advanced Inorganic Chemistry
- Advanced Analytical Chemistry
- Advanced Physical Chemistry I
- Discussion in Advanced Chemical Biology I
Elective Courses
- Advanced Physical Chemistry II
- Advanced Physical Chemistry III
- Advanced Chemical Biology I
- Advanced Chemical Biology II
- Advanced Chemical Kinetics
- Advanced Chemical Thermodynamics
- Advanced Chemistry of Materials
- Advanced Group Theory
- Introduction to Nanotechnology A
- Introduction to Nanotechnology B
- Advanced Nanotechnology A
- Advanced Nanotechnology B
- Advanced Spectroscopy
- Atmospheric Chemistry and Climate Changes
- Basic Scientific Writing and Presentation in English
- Biochemical Analysis
- Chemical Thermodynamics
- Chemistry of Natural Products
- Chromatography
- Computational Materials Science
- Computational Quantum Chemistry
- Computer Modeling for Drug Design
- Experimental Molecular Biophysics
- Introduction of Synchrotron & Laser Techniques in Biomedical Research
- Introduction to Molecular Imaging and Analysis
- Laser Bio/Nano Science
- Linear Algebra for Scientist
- Mass Spectrometry
- Modern Experimental Techniques – Chemistry
- Molecular Spectroscopy
- Organometallic Chemistry
- Pharmaceutical Chemistry
- Principle of Photochemistry
- Quantum Chemistry
- Research Techniques in Physical Chemistry
- Seminar on Instrumental Analysis I
- Seminar on Instrumental Analysis II
- Special Topic - Into Supramolecular Photo Science
- The Methods of Computational Chemistry
- Transferable Skills for Chemists
- Writing Skills for Chemists
- Special Topics in Sustainable Nanochemistry
Cross-College Courses
To choose Cross-College courses, please refer to Cross-College Course (PDF).