Chemistry Options
The first year of five UNB Fredericton programs is offered on the Saint John campus: Major, Honours, Honours Co-op, Medicinal Chemistry Majors, and Medicinal Chemistry Honours. Some upper year level courses are also available. A Minor program is offered for students in other disciplines within and outside of the Faculty of Science, Applied Science and Engineering who are interested in a coherent package of Chemistry courses.
First Year
- BIOL 1017, BIOL 1105, BIOL 1205, and 6 ch approved electives*.
- CHEM 1041, CHEM 1046, CHEM 1072, and CHEM 1077.
- MATH 1003, and MATH 1013.
- PHYS 1011, PHYS 1012, PHYS 1021, and PHYS 1022.
*Students should consult UNB Fredericton program advisors for additional first year Biology credit requirements.
Major: See Chemistry Option Fredericton for a detailed description of the minimum credit hour requirements beyond first year.
Honours: See Chemistry Option Fredericton for a detailed description of the minimum credit hour requirements beyond first year.
Honours Co-op: See Chemistry Option Fredericton for a detailed description of the minimum credit hour requirements beyond first year.
Medicinal Chemistry Major: See Chemistry Option Fredericton for a detailed description of the minimum credit hour requirements beyond first year.
Medicinal Chemistry Honours: See Chemistry Option Fredericton for a detailed description of the minimum credit hour requirements beyond first year.
Minor: 24 ch from Chemistry courses above the 1000 level.
Second/Third/and Fourth Years
• CHEM 2009 Experience in Chemistry Research I (3ch)
• CHEM 2065/BIOL 2065 Introductory Biochemistry (4ch)
• CHEM 2416 (3ch), CHEM 2411 (3ch), CHEM 2412 (3ch), and CHEM 2407 - Organic Chemistry (2ch) - courses
• CHEM 2605 Introduction to Spectroscopy (4ch)
• CHEM 3245/BIOL 3245 Environmental Chemistry (4ch)
• CHEM 3335 Chemical Management Practices(2ch)
• CHEM 3435 Biomolecules and Primary Metabolism (3ch)
• CHEM 3909 Directed Studies in Chemistry(3ch)
• CHEM 4435/BIOL 4435 Biologically Active Natural Products and Secondary Metabolism (3ch)
