B.Sc. in Chemistry
Program Profile
Occupational profiles of graduates
Graduates of the Chemistry program are qualified to work in various scientific and industrial sectors, including positions as laboratory chemists, analytical chemists, quality control and quality assurance specialists, research assistants, laboratory technicians, environmental analysts, and the chemical industry.
Qualification awarded
Bachelor of Science in Chemistry
Length of programme
8 Semesters Divided to 4 Years
Number of credits
240 ECTS credits
Mode of Study
Full time on campus
Read more about the programme
Get detailed information about the programme requirements, courses, credits, and educational objectives as a PDF file.
Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)
➢ Providing a Strong Scientific Foundation: equip students with a fundamental understanding of chemical principles in all major branches of chemistry including analytical, biochemistry, inorganic, Industrial, organic, and physical chemistry.
➢ Develop Practical Laboratory Skills: ensure students gain hands-on experience through
structured laboratory sessions, instrumental analysis, and internships.
➢ Fostering Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving Skills: emphasize the development of analytical and cognitive skills, enabling students to apply chemical knowledge to solve real-world problems.
➢ Prepare for Professional and Academic Careers: enhance the team work and enable graduates to pursue careers in chemical industries, research institutions, education, or advanced studies.
Program Learning Outcomes
➢ Develop a strong understanding of fundamental chemical principles and theories in all chemistry sub-disciplines.
➢ The ability to work and collaborate effectively in teams in both classroom and laboratory.
➢ The ability to employ critical thinking and efficient problem-solving skills.
➢ Emphasize the cultivation of analytical skills, enabling students to design experiments, interpret data, and draw meaningful conclusions.
➢ Conduct experiments safely and effectively, and interpret chemical experiments using modern laboratory techniques and instrumentation.
➢ The ability to apply calculus, statistics, and computational tools to solve chemical problems and analyze data effectively.
➢ Conduct independent research projects, including a graduation project, and demonstrate readiness for lifelong learning and innovation in both education and the job market.
Programme structure diagram with credits
Yearly Timeline
Sept. 1, 2026
⚠️ First year students start around mid-October
⚠️ First year students start exams around 20 of January
July 1, 2027
Check out the full academic calendar on UoD's webstie.
Programme Coordinator
Assistant Professor in Analytical Chemistry
Chemistry
College of Science
University of Duhok
Apply to the Programme
Public undergraduate admissions in the KRG region are managed centrally by the Ministry of Higher Education through the online ZankoLine portal (regayzanko.com). After Grade 12 Baccalaureate results are released, high schools provide students with unique login credentials to rank their preferred universities and B.Sc. majors during a 10–14 day registration window. Final placement is automatically determined by the student's Grade 12 average, subject choices, and department capacity.