What is the specialty of Chemistry:

Chemistry is one of the most important and best disciplines in the world, and it is followed by the Faculty of Science, where chemistry is an essential part of the Faculty.

Chemistry is defined as the science of matter, where it is concerned with the study of matter and the determination of its properties, structure, structure, behavior, interactions as well as the overlaps it creates.

Chemistry has also been defined as the science that studies elements, chemicals, and their ships. Chemistry is highly associated with other sciences such as physics, astronomy, geology, biology.

History of Chemistry Specialization:

Chemistry is an ancient science used by ancient civilizations such as pharaonic civilization, Sumerian civilization, and Babylonian civilization, and chemistry has entered a large number of industries such as glass making, leather dressing, and cloth making. And chemistry developed a lot among Greeks, who thought that the world consisted of four elements: fire, water, air, and earth, and Aristotle was behind this theory, and one of the most prominent alchemists of the Greeks was Aristotle, Democrats, and Epocrates. Chemistry has evolved in Arab civilization, and a number of chemists have emerged who have contributed to the progress of this science, most notably the Canadian, Al-Bironi, Ibn Sina, as well as Tusi, as well as Jaber ibn Hayan, called the Father of Alchemy.

From the 17th century, modern chemistry began to emerge, and Boyle contributed his research to the development of chemistry, following Dalton, who developed atomic theory. And then chemistry became one of the disciplines taught in universities that are very popular among students, and in this article, we will talk about information about the specialty of chemistry in detail.

The importance of studying the specialty of Chemistry:

In order for a student to be enrolled in chemistry, he/she must receive a general secondary degree from the scientific branch at a good rate and then register at the university to study chemistry. The bachelor's degree in chemistry is four years, at the end of which the student receives a bachelor's degree in chemistry, during which the student studies a range of courses, as well as a series of experiments that contribute to deepening his knowledge.

If a student can achieve a good bachelor's degree, he or she can complete his or her graduate studies in chemistry and enter a master's degree.

The length of master's studies in chemistry is three years, during which the knowledge of the student increases and deepens in chemistry, and eventually, the student offers a master's thesis in chemistry. If a student has the desire to complete his or her undergraduate studies and to obtain his or her doctorate in chemistry, he or she must study his or her doctorate for five years, at the end of which he or she will submit his or her doctoral thesis in chemistry.

Chemistry courses:

During the years of study, a student of chemistry teaches a series of courses that increase his knowledge of this science.

• Particle analysis chemistry
•  organic chemistry
• equilibrium analysis chemistry

 The student also teaches other courses, including: 

• Thermodynamically
• differential equations
• organic-mechanical interactions
• Analytical chemistry
• Biochemistry
• Biochemistry
• Physical Chemistry
• Medicinal Chemistry
• spectroscopy of organic compounds.

Fields of work for the Chemistry major:

The chemistry specialty provides significant employment opportunities for graduates where a chemistry graduate can work in pharmaceutical and chemical factories, cosmetic companies, dyeing companies, and the plastics industry.

He can also work in laboratories for factories of oils, fats, soaps, industrial detergents, and organic dyes.

A chemistry graduate can work in the dry battery industry, in the analysis of raw materials and ores, and in research and monitoring of various pollutants.

A chemistry graduate can work in medical analysis, clinical pharmacy, and water treatment.

The teaching sector is one of the sectors in which a chemistry graduate can work, where he or she can work as a chemistry teacher.