FACULTY MEMBERS:
Dr. Najm Us Saqib
Assistant Professor/HoDDr. Muhammad Haleem
Assistant ProfessorDr. Ihtisham Wali Khan
Assistant ProfessorDr. Zafar Ali Khan Khattak
Assistant Professor Inorganic/Analytical ChemistryDr. Asma Aamir
Assistant ProfessorCategories
DepartmentMessage from Head of Department
Department of chemistry was established in 2020. Chemistry is important for meeting our simple needs of living such as food, clothing, shelter, health, energy, clean air, water, and soil. Chemical technologies improvethe standard of life in several ways by providing new solutions to problems in health, materials, and energy usage. Thus, studying chemistry is useful in preparing us for the challenges ofthe real world. Among the central sciences, Chemistry helps in understanding the origin of life and the interaction of non-living things in suggesting ways to comfort the living. Background to chemistry is important and obvious for students while choosing to teach chemistry or to work in a practical industry such as polymeric materials, renewable energy, pharmaceuticals, preservatives, dyestuffs, or fragrances, etc. Furthermore, the chemists are frequently hired in a relevant profession such as environmental scientists, chemical engineers, materials science, medicine, pharmacy, medical technology, nuclear medicine, biotechnology, pharmacology, toxicology, paper science, pharmaceutical science, hazardous waste management, art conservation, and forensic sciences, etc.
The Department of Chemistry aims to contribute to a chemically literate society through teaching and research. Our goal is to enhance the research-based knowledge for the development of society.
VISION
Our VISION is to enhance the reputation of the University by high-class teaching, research, innovations, excellence, and discovery, that attracts the best students and faculty at the national and international level.
MISSION
Our MISSION is to maintain a department that is viewed as equivalent to any in terms of its significance of teaching and research, and its quality of support, services, the learning opportunities, and the working experience it offers. Department of chemistry aspiresto the values of the highest academic and professional standard in regards to personal growth and excellence, teamwork, research, and innovations.
BS, Chemistry
Eligibility: Intermediate Pre-Medical and Pre-Engineering
Scheme of Study Bechlor of Science in Chemistry
Semester-I | Credit Hours (Cr.H= 18) | |
Course Code | Course Title | Cr. H |
ENG-111 | Functional English-I | 3 |
GEN-100 | General-I (Logic & Critical Thinking) | 3 |
GEN-101 | General-II (History of Human Civilization) | 3 |
BIOL-311 | Functional Biology-I | 3 |
GEN-300 | Pakistan Studies | 2 |
CHEM-311.5 | Inorganic Chemistry-I | 3+1 |
Semester-II | Credit Hours (Cr.H= 18) | |
Course Code | Course Title | Cr. H |
ENG-321 | Functional English-II | 3 |
GEN-322 | General-III Social Psychology | 3 |
STAT-321 | Statistics | 3 |
BIOL-321 | Functional Biology-II | 3 |
GEN-321 | Islamic Studies/Ethics | 2 |
CHEM-321.6 | Organic Chemistry-I | 3+1 |
Semester-III | Credit Hours (Cr.H= 18) | |
Course Code | Course Title | Cr. H |
ENG-431 | English-III (Report Writing) | 3 |
COMP-431 | Introduction to Computer | 3 |
GEN-431 | General-IV (Philosophy of Science) | 3 |
GEN-432 | General-V (Principles of Management) | 3 |
CHEM-431.4 | Environmental Chemistry | 2 |
CHEM-432.7 | Physical Chemistry-I | 3+1 |
Semester-IV | Credit Hours (Cr.H= 18) | |
Course Code | Course Title | Cr. H |
CHEM-441 | Mathematics & statistics for Chemists | 3 |
GEN-441 | General-VI | 3 |
GEN-442 | General-VII | 3 |
CHEM-441.1 | Analytical Chemistry-I | 2 |
CHEM-442.2 | Industrial Chemistry-I | 2 |
CHEM-443.3 | Biochemistry-I | 2 |
CHEM-444.8 | Fuel Chemistry-I | 2 |
CHEM-445 | Combined Lab | 1 |
Semester-V | Credit Hours (Cr.H= 16) | |
Course Code | Course Title | Cr. H |
CHEM-551.5 | Inorganic Chemistry-II | 3+1 |
CHEM-552.6 | Organic Chemistry-II | 3+1 |
CHEM-553.7 | Physical Chemistry-II | 3+1 |
CHEM-554.1 CHEM-554.2 CHEM-554.3 CHEM-554.8 | Analytical Chemistry-II
Applied Chemistry-II Biochemistry-II Fuel Chemistry-II |
3+1
Each |
Semester-VI | Credit Hours (Cr.H= 16) | |
Course Code | Course Title | Cr. H |
CHEM-561.5 | Inorganic Chemistry-III | 3+1 |
CHEM-562.6 | Organic Chemistry-III | 3+1 |
CHEM-563.7 | Physical Chemistry-III | 3+1 |
CHEM-564.1 CHEM-564.2 CHEM-564.3 CHEM-564.8 | Analytical Chemistry-III
Applied Chemistry-III Biochemistry-III Fuel Chemistry-III |
3+1
Each |
Semester-VII | Credit Hours (Cr.H= 15) | |
Specializations | ||
Course Code | Course Title | Cr. H |
CHEM-671.1 | Paper-I-III each in the following specializations | 3+3+3 |
CHEM-671.2 | Analytical Applied | 3 |
CHEM-671.3 | Biochemistry | 3 |
CHEM-671.5 | Inorganic Chemistry | 3 |
CHEM-671.6 | Organic Chemistry | 3 |
CHEM-671.7 | Physical Chemistry | 3 |
CHEM-671.8 | Fuel Chemistry | 3 |
Elective Course-I | 3 | |
Practical-I, In each Specialization | 1 | |
THES/CHEM-679 | Thesis /Advanced Special Practical/Review article (Literature Survey) | 2 |
Semester-VIII | Credit Hours (Cr.H= 15) | |
Specializations | ||
Course Code | Course Title | Cr. H |
CHEM-681.1 | Paper-IV-VI each in the following specializations | 3+3+3 |
CHEM-681.2 | Analytical Applied | 3 |
CHEM-681.3 | Biochemistry | 3 |
CHEM-681.5 | Inorganic Chemistry | 3 |
CHEM-681.6 | Organic Chemistry | 3 |
CHEM-681.7 | Physical Chemistry | 3 |
CHEM-681.8 | Fuel Chemistry | 3 |
Elective Course-II | 3 | |
Practical-II, In each Specialization | 1 | |
THES/CHEM-689 | Thesis /Advanced Special Practical/Review article (Literature Survey) | 2 |