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The Master of Chemistry (Digital Methods and Computational Modelling) program at the University of Southampton Malaysia is designed to prepare students for the evolving industries of the future. This 4-year degree program combines computational skills with traditional chemistry, creating an emerging specialization that is highly sought after by employers in various industries. With the advancements in data science and machine learning, chemistry has undergone a digitization process, enabling faster discovery of new products and more efficient commercialization of technology at reduced costs. This unique program offers a combined honours approach, placing students at the forefront of research in this exciting interdisciplinary field. By enrolling in this program, students will develop the skills necessary to pursue careers across chemical industries and data science, positioning them for success in the rapidly evolving landscape of technology-driven chemistry.
You'll study a set of core topics that are essential to your developing chemistry knowledge, giving you a solid grounding in organic, inorganic and physical chemistry as well as the underpinning mathematics required to develop computational models and analyse complex data sets.
You'll explore topics like:
In year 2 you'll continue to learn the core chemistry content, covering more advanced chemical concepts including:
This will be augmented with an increasing focus on computation and programming, including:
You'll take advanced modules in the core practical and theoretical areas of chemistry such as:
In the advanced practical module you'll undertake research-oriented, open-ended computational experiments which allow you to develop new practical skills, manage your own learning and present your results.
Advance your knowledge of digital methods and computational modelling in chemistry within a practical context by completing an individual research project of your choice.
You'll study advanced modules in artificial intelligence and machine learning in chemistry whilst choosing from optional modules that range anywhere from the study of nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy to electrochemistry.
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