Discover the Building Blocks of Matter Through an Accredited Chemistry Program

Accredited by the Canadian Society for Chemistry, the BSc in Chemistry at Trent University offers a comprehensive education in chemical sciences. This program combines a strong theoretical foundation with extensive hands-on learning in state-of-the-art labs, preparing students for careers in research, pharmaceuticals, environmental science, education, and more.

Whether you're interested in molecular design, chemical reactions, or sustainable technologies, this program equips you with the knowledge and experience needed to succeed in today's scientific and industrial landscape.

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What You’ll Study in the Chemistry Program

Explore all major areas of chemistry through a wide variety of courses, workshops, and labs, including:

• Biochemical Chemistry

• Environmental Chemistry

• Inorganic and Organic Chemistry

• Physical and Analytical Chemistry

• Computational Chemistry and Molecular Modelling

You’ll gain an in-depth understanding of how chemical principles apply to real-world challenges in healthcare, industry, energy, and the environment.

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Hands-On Laboratory Training and Research Opportunities

Trent’s Chemistry program emphasizes practical, lab-based learning from the very first year. You'll benefit from:

• Access to high-end scientific instrumentation in modern research labs

• Opportunities to work with renowned scientists and faculty researchers

• Independent research projects and directed studies

• Small class sizes and individualized mentorship

You’ll not only learn how to analyze and synthesize chemical compounds—you’ll make discoveries of your own.

 

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Career Opportunities in Chemistry

Graduates of the Chemistry program are well-prepared for diverse and in-demand careers in science, health, and technology, including:

Scientific Research and Industry

• Analytical Chemist

• Pharmaceutical Researcher

• Materials Scientist

• Quality Control/Assurance Specialist

Health and Environmental Fields

• Environmental Chemist

• Toxicologist

• Lab Technician (Clinical or Environmental)

• Public Health Analyst

Graduate and Professional Studies

• MSc or PhD in Chemistry or Biochemistry

• Medical, Dental, or Pharmacy School

• Teaching and Science Education