CHM4000

Chemistry

(SCI)

Associate Professor D. Hewitt

Clayton + Prerequisites: 70% or higher average in a minimum of 18 points in third-year level chemistry subjects plus 6 points of another relevant subject

Synopsis: The honours year normally commences early in February, although mid-year entry is also permitted. Assessment is by oral examination on a minor thesis on the project plus course work examination and seminar. In the first half of the year there will be a series of advanced lecture units, three of which are common to all students, and four others chosen from a variety of options. In addition students are required to write two essays and deliver two short seminars related to their project. Students may nominate preferred areas of research interest from the projects on offer. Allocation to projects will depend on the available resources.

Assessment: Research report and oral examination on research project: 50% + Advanced lecture units: 45% + Second seminar: 5%