The objectives of the B.Sc. program are to provide the community with well trained expertise at a moderately advanced level. To achieve this, students are provided with good ground in the traditional areas of chemistry, namely organic, physical, inorganic and analytical chemistry. To facilitate these goals, the department possesses 14 well equipped teaching laboratories containing all the equipment necessary to meet the requirements of a good university training.                  

     The aims of the graduate program are to provide students with advanced knowledge in all areas of chemistry. Students undertake a research project in which they are trained to do research, propose and carry out experiments. In order to achieve these objectives students have access to 12 research laboratories containing advanced equipment such as, nuclear magnetic resonance and gas chromatography/mass spectrophotometers, a photon counting machine, a laser laboratory for photochemical research.  as well as modern infrared, visible ultraviolet spectrophotometer, atomic absorption flame photometers, a fluorimeter, polarimeters, impedance, electrochemical instruments. , and a catalysis laboratory with high vacuum and gas lines.