Master of Science - Biochemistry (Thesis Option)

University of Regina

The Department offers programs leading to Master of Science and PhD degrees in the following areas: analytical/physical chemistry including nuclear magnetic resonance and chromatography-mass spectrometry, biophysics of biological interfaces, chemogenomics, enzymology/chemical biology, environmental chemistry, inorganic/organometallic chemistry, proteomics and bioinformatics,  supramolecular organic photochemistry and photophysics, synthetic organic chemistry, and theoretical/computational chemistry.

The Master of Science in Chemistry program consists of a 30 credit-hour requirements and it is mandatory for all student to:

• Attend all department seminars each semester they are on campus
• Present a department seminar and two progress reports on their research
• Complete and defend a research thesis