Camosun College

Chemistry & Geoscience

Chemistry, often called the central science, is concerned with the study of all forms of matter and its transformations. Chemistry impacts our lives in so many ways and chemists are currently working hard to improve our health care, conserve natural resources, protect the environment and develop new and better materials for such things as clothing, transportation and shelter. Chemistry is a fascinating subject which still surprises us, and wonderful discoveries are no doubt still waiting to be made.

The Department of Chemistry & Geoscience will guide you through a journey of learning in one of several interrelated educational paths in molecular, inorganic and/or earth sciences. The department's offerings include the full set of university transfer, first and second year chemistry, engineering chemistry, geoscience, biochemistry, immunology, and biotechnology.

Chemistry programs:

This Associate Degree is a two-year, provincially defined program that allows you to transfer to the third year of a Chemistry program at any university in British Columbia. The Associate of Science Degree ensures that you recieve block transfer credit for all 20 courses taken at Camosun. Chemistry - Associate Degree Science is a focused, full-time program where you'll be taking courses with a a regular group of like-minded classmates. When you graduate you'll receive a credential that is recognized by many employers and universities. More information...

University Transfer

Explore your interests! University Transfer has the flexibility to allow you to take courses part-time or full-time with courses starting throughout the year. This is an excellent choice if you've not yet decided if Chemistry will be your focus. Your course can be transferred to an Associate of Science Degree but it also allows you to do upgrading courses at the same time. More information...

Academic Upgrading College Preparatory

Camosun offers all the prerequisite upgrading courses required for entrance into college or university programs. These Academic Upgrading courses are tuition free but do include some fees. More information...

An Academic Advisor is available to help you make the decision that fits you.

Last updated: 22-Dec-2009 3:43 pm