Master of Science (MSc) in Chemical Sciences
Laurentian University
935 Ramsey Lake Rd, Sudbury, ON P3E 2C6, Canada
$ 12,500.00
$ 2,500.00
$ 4,000.00
$ 110.00
2 Years
Course Overview
The Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Chemical Sciences at Laurentian University offers an advanced study of chemistry's role across scientific disciplines. Students can choose between two streams: the Thesis stream, involving original research and a written thesis with oral defense, or the Critical Essay stream, which requires a comprehensive literature review and oral presentation. This program emphasizes practical experience through small class sizes, access to research-grade equipment, and opportunities such as paid teaching... Read more
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Career Opportunities
Graduates of the Chemical Sciences M.Sc. program at Laurentian University have diverse career opportunities in various industries. They are well-prepared for roles in pharmaceuticals, biomedical diagnostics, environmental consulting, and quality control. Career paths include positions such as senior chemist, project leader, research scientist, and quality assurance specialist. Alums also find opportunities in healthcare as pharmacists, drug controllers, or hospital radiologists. The program prepares students for careers in academia, including roles such as university professor and science educator. Other fields include petrochemical and plastic industries, environmental monitoring,... Read more
Graduates of the Chemical Sciences M.Sc. program at Laurentian University have diverse career opportunities in various industries. They are well-prepared for roles in pharmaceuticals, biomedical diagnostics, environmental consulting, and quality control. Career paths include positions such as senior chemist, project leader, research scientist, and quality assurance specialist. Alums also find opportunities in healthcare as pharmacists, drug controllers, or hospital radiologists. The program prepares students for careers in academia, including roles such as university professor and science educator. Other fields include petrochemical and plastic industries, environmental monitoring, oceanography research, and public service. With strong analytical and research skills, graduates can work as waste disposal consultants, programmer analysts, and laboratory supervisors. This wide range of career options reflects the growing demand for chemical science expertise in science communication, research and development, and industrial applications, making it a valuable degree for future professionals.
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Course Summary
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935 Ramsey Lake Rd, Sudbury, ON P3E 2C6, Canada
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2 Year's Post Graduation (PG)
Program Length -
Available Intakes
Jan,May,Sep
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$ 12,500.00/Year
Tuition Fees -
Minimum Deposit
$ 2,500.00 -
Scholarship
$ 4,000.00 -
$ 110.00/Year
Application Fees -
$ 15,000.00/Year
Living Cost
University
Admission Requirements
Academic Requirements
Minimum Level of Education Completed
Bachelor
Minimum Mark (%) OR Minimum CGPA
Mark:70% OR CGPA:2.75
English Proficiency Test Requirements
IELTS
6.5 Overall
Reading
6.0Writing
6.0Listening
6.0Speaking
6.0Duolingo
120.0 Overall
Reading
110.0Writing
110.0Listening
110.0Speaking
110.0Additional Requirements
Click here to submit the online application. Once students have applied, they will receive instructions (typically within 48 hours) from the Office of Admissions leading them to the MyLaurentian portal. Students can access the portal at my.laurentian.ca; sign in credentials will be provided in the correspondence received from the Office of Admissions upon successful completion of an application. The following documents will be required in order to complete an application.
Documents:
- Three Reference Forms (to begin the process at my.laurentian.ca click on "Reference Submission" on the left-hand navigation menu)
- Statement of Interest (to be uploaded via MyLaurentian)
- Curriculum Vitae/Resume (to be uploaded via MyLaurentian)
- Official Academic Transcript(s) from all post secondary studies* (Please note that current or prior Laurentian University students do not need to request transcripts)
*Please note that official transcripts or WES course-by-course (for institutions attended outside of North America) must come directly to the Office of Admissions from the previous post secondary institution by requesting at the time of your application or by contacting the institution's Registrar's Office.