Department of Chemistry(PG)

About the Department

Vision:

To cultivate skilled graduates and postgraduates who are equipped to thrive in the dynamic field of chemical science and technology, adapting to evolving challenges throughout careers.

Mission:

The mission of the Department of Chemistry is to provide exceptional education by delivering comprehensive knowledge and the latest advancements in both basic and applied chemistry, empowering students to excel in science and technology.

Objectives:

• Equip students with a comprehensive understanding of core chemistry concepts, including organic, inorganic, physical, and analytical chemistry, to build a strong academic foundation.
• Develop essential laboratory skills through hands-on experimental work, ensuring students can conduct experiments safely and accurately.
• Foster critical thinking and problem-solving abilities, enabling students to analyze data effectively and draw meaningful conclusions.
• Promote an appreciation for the interdisciplinary nature of chemistry, highlighting its applications in related fields such as biology, environmental science, and materials science.
• Introduce students to research methodologies and engage them in projects that enhance their understanding of scientific inquiry and innovation.
• Provide training in modern analytical techniques and instrumentation essential for contemporary chemical research.

Uniqueness:

1. The department offers hands-on lab work from the first semester, ensuring students are comfortable with real-world applications early.
2. Regularly organizing chemistry-related events such as science fairs (OpenHouse).
3. Organizing workshops.

Best Practices:

1. Peer Mentorship Programs: Create mentorship programs where senior students help junior students with complex topics and lab techniques, enhancing peer-to-peer learning.
2. Regular field trips to chemical industries, labs, and R&D centers, along with guest lectures from industry professionals.
3. Continuous Evaluation: Adopt a continuous assessment system with a mix of quizzes, lab reports, presentations, and group projects, keeping students engaged throughout the semester and encouraging active learning.

Innovations:

1. Life Science Skill Programs: Young India Life Science Skill Programme that offers internships, practical training, and job placement support in the life sciences sector.
2. Green Chemistry Mini Projects: Allow students to work on small, industry-relevant projects during their final year, providing practical solutions to real-world problems, such as developing eco-friendly cleaners or testing water quality.

Programmes Offered:

• MSc: Organic Chemistry

MSc (Organic Chemistry) Course Outcomes:

Upon completion of the MSc in Organic Chemistry, students will be able to:

• Master Fundamental Concepts of Organic Chemistry
• Apply Advanced Organic Reactions
• Interpret Spectroscopic Data
• Design Synthetic Pathways
• Execute Laboratory Techniques
• Analyze Reaction Mechanisms
• Solve Organic Chemistry Problems
• Conduct Independent Research
• Prepare for Professional Careers

Programme-Specific Objectives (PSOs):

• Comprehensive Understanding of Organic Chemistry
• Proficiency in Analytical and Instrumental Techniques
• Skill Development in Organic Synthesis
• Research-Oriented Approach
• Application of Green Chemistry
• Career Preparedness and Lifelong Learning

Certificate Courses:

• Research Methodology
• IPR Studies

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Projects:

Ten students from M.Sc. Organic Chemistry are currently working on a project at Dhruvtara Chemicals Pvt. Ltd.

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The department actively participates in various outreach activities and awareness programs, including organizing a seminar on Science for Social Awareness in collaboration with Jana Vignana Vedika.

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