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PGD Analytical and Instrumental Chemistry

Entry requirements

  • O'Level credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry and two other science subjects.
  • A minimum qualification of a third class degree in Chemistry or related disciplines, from any recognised university.

Duration

  • Full time: a minimum of two semesters and a maximum of four semesters.
  • Part time: a minimum of four semesters and a maximum of six semesters.

Modules

  1. Classical Methods of Analysis
  2. Advanced Electro-analytical Methods
  3. Analytical Separation Methods
  4. Instrumentation in Chemical Analysis

Career prospects

Graduates will be qualified to meet the manpower needs of research institutes, industries and government ministries, and will be eligible to pursue a higher degree in Chemistry or Chemistry-related disciplines.

Graduates can also be self-reliant, creative and innovative: they will be well equipped to seek self-employment and create job opportunities.

Applying

Applications to every programme of the Centre are made on the University's portal, which states the fee, the dates and the documents for the current admission round.

To confirm this programme's requirements for the current round, write to Dr. Sylvester Adejo, Admission Officer / Deputy Director, Research & Collaboration: sadejo@bsum.edu.ng

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