Project Description
Philosophy
The Philosophy and mission of Industrial Chemistry discipline is to produce graduates with critical mind, requisite ability and skill to analyse, predict and come up with solutions for economic sustenance and technological breakthrough in the nation in particular and in the world in general.
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- VISION –
- MISSION –
- AIMS & OBJECTIVES – The programme is designed to equip the students with the knowledge and skills to contribute positively to the economic and industrial development of the country. More specifically, the main objectives of the degree programme can be stated as follows:
- To prepare students professionally for participation in the Chemical Industry. It is intended that graduates of this programme will be able to adapt themselves to jobs which are problem solving or results oriented in the chemical, petrochemical, biochemical and allied technological fields e.g. food, environmental, textiles, polymer etc.
- To educate and train chemists, most importantly applied chemists, who could fundamentally think about their subject and understand as graduates the meaningful picture of the chemical industry.
- To help in the development and encouragement of creative thinking and research aptitudes as a result of having a curios and enquiring mind set.
- To create in students appropriate skills and abilities that could enable them manage and administer technological operations within the field of chemistry and allied areas;
- To provide students with a thorough grounding in principles and sound knowledge of scientific methods of the chemical sciences.
- Career Placement –Â Studying Chemistry opens doors to a range of sectors and opportunities, meaning the future career of our graduates isn’t restricted to the lab, They can be gainfully employed in various firms as:
Analytical chemist
Biotechnologist
Chemical engineer
Healthcare scientist, clinical biochemistry
Forensic scientist
Nano-technologist
Pharmacologist
Research scientist (physical sciences)
Scientific laboratory technician
Toxicologist
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The Degree Programmes shall be based on the following courses throughout the the four(4) years:
First Semester (Core, Required and Elective Courses
100 level | 200 level | 300 level | 400 level |
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Communication in In English I | Nigerian Peoples and Culture | Introduction to Material Science | Seminar |
Use of Library, study skill and ICT | Introduction to Entrepreneurship | Environmental Chemistry | Reaction Kinetics |
Introduction to Philosophy, Logic and human existence | Organic Chemistry I | Process Science II | Electrochemistry |
General Biology I | Inorganic Chemistry I | Chemical Kinetics and Thermodynamics | Organic Synthesis |
General Biology Practical I | Physical Chemistry I | Polymer Chemistry | Management and Chemical Industry I |
General Physics I | Analytical Chemistry | Separation Methods and Analysis | Chemistry of Industrial Processes |
General Physics Practical I | Elementary Modern Physics | Colour and Textile Chemistry | Mineral Processing |
General Mathematics I | Linear Algebra | Industrial Chemical Processes and Raw Material Inventory | Natural Product Chemistry |
Introduction to Computer Science I | Applied Spectroscopy | Food Chemistry | |
General Chemistry I | Petroleum Chemistry | Nuclear and Radiation Chemistry | |
General Chemistry Practical I |
Second Semester (Core, Required and Elective Courses)
100 level | 200 level | 300 level | 400 level |
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Communication in In English II | Entrepreneurship | Macromolecular Chemistry | |
General Biology II | Organic Chemistry II | Physical Organic Chemistry | |
General Biology Practical II | Structure and Bonding | Structure and Coordination Chemistry | |
General Physics II | Physical Chemistry II | Students Industrial Work Experience (SIWES) | Chemical Processes Technology |
General Physics Practical II | Non Spectra Analytical Techniques | Special Laboratory Methods | |
General Mathematics II | Inorganic Chemistry II | Management and Chemical Industry II | |
Introduction to Computer Science II | Process Science I | Research Projects | |
General Chemistry II | Statistics for Physical Science | ||
General Chemistry Practical II |
Admission Requirements
Candidates are admitted into the degree programme in any of the following three ways:
- The Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME)
- Direct Entry
- Inter-University Transfer
A. UTME Entry Mode
Candidates must obtain credit passes in five (5) subjects in WAEC, NECO and GCE, which must include . English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics and Biology. In addition, candidates must attain the departmental cut off mark as may be fixed by the department in a given session. The JAMB combination must include Chemistry and two (2) of Physics, Biology and Mathematics.
B. Direct Entry (DE): 3-Year Degree Programme
For Direct Entry, candidates must have credit passes in at least two ‘A’ level passes in Chemistry any one of Mathematics, Physics or Biology. National Diploma (ND)/NCE with good grades in relevant “O” level subjects.
C. Inter-University Transfer Mode
Students can transfer provided they met the receiving University’s requirement in terms of qualification, grade and the minimum duration of stay to earn the university’s degree.
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Welcome to the Department of Chemical Science at Hezekiah University Unudi, Imo State. My colleagues and I are committed to providing undergraduate and graduate students with world-class education and training while pushing the frontiers of knowledge through cutting-edge research
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