Science Academic Plans

Honours Major Academic Plans

Key:  * These Academic Plans fulfil the requirements for professional membership in The Chemical Institute of Canada.

Regular

Honours Biochemistry* (joint with Biology - see "Biology")
Honours Biochemistry* (Biotechnology Specialization) (joint with Biology - see "Biology")
Honours Chemistry*
Honours Chemistry (Biobased Specialization)
Honours Chemistry (Computational Specialization)  
Honours Chemistry* (Materials Chemistry Specialization)
Honours Chemical Physics (joint with Physics and Astronomy - see "Physics and Astronomy")
Honours Geochemistry (joint with Earth and Environmental Sciences)
Honours Materials and Nanosciences (joint with Physics and Astronomy - see "Physics and Astronomy")

Co-operative

Honours Co-operative Biochemistry* (joint with Biology - see "Biology") 
Honours Co-operative Biochemistry* (Biotechnology Specialization) (joint with Biology - see "Biology")
Honours Co-operative Chemistry*
Honours Co-operative Chemistry (Computational Specialization)
Honours Co-operative Chemistry* (Materials Chemistry Specialization)
Honours Co-operative Chemical Physics (joint with Physics and Astronomy - see "Physics and Astronomy")
Honours Co-operative Geochemistry (joint with Earth and Environmental Sciences)
Honours Co-operative Materials and Nanosciences (joint with Physics and Astronomy - see "Physics and Astronomy")
Honours Co-operative Medicinal Chemistry*

Minors

Minor in Chemistry
Minor in Biochemistry (see "Biology")

Notes to all Honours Chemistry Students

1. Students whose major field of study is Chemistry may not take the following courses for credit: CHEM 228, CHEM 266/CHEM 266L, CHEM 267/CHEM 267L.
2. The middle digit of most course numbers indicates the subdiscipline within which the course lies:
   X0X general interest 
   X1X inorganic/materials chemistry
   X2X analytical chemistry
   X3X biological chemistry/biochemistry
   X4X computational/theoretical chemistry
   X5X physical chemistry
   X6X organic chemistry
   X7X polymer chemistry
   X8X medicinal chemistry
   X9X individualized courses (research projects, etc.)

Program Electives

Any 400-level CHEM lecture course may serve as a program elective. Other courses may also qualify as program electives. Consult the Chemistry website or speak with the program academic advisor for the most up to date list of program electives.