University of Hormozgan
The School of Chemistry at University of Hormozgan offers opportunities for study Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees. The undergraduate students learn the specific concepts of Chemistry in Pure Chemistry. Master’s programs admit students in Organic Chemistry and Analytical Chemistry. Nowadays, this group is engaged in educational and research activities with 8 faculty members, 4 associate professors, and 4 assistant professors with different research areas including -Novel nanostructured materials:
Synthesis
Fundamental studiesand investigation of their applications
Solid-phase extraction and solid-phase microextraction
Metal-Organic Framework
Environmental assessments
Thermophysics
Synthesis of biological compounds
Application of catalysts in organic reactions
Chemistry Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Chemistry Master of Science (M.S.)
General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Green Chemistry stand-alone course, Faculty Research, Student Research
HU Green Chemistry Club
Short-Term Goals:
Integrate Toxicology in the Chemistry Program: Begin incorporating basic toxicology concepts into existing chemistry courses to provide students with foundational knowledge on chemical safety and environmental impact.
Introduce Green Chemistry Principles in Introductory Courses: Revise introductory-level chemistry courses to include the principles of green chemistry, ensuring that all students are exposed to these concepts early in their education.
Transition Introductory Chemistry Labs to Green Chemistry Labs: Modify existing introductory chemistry laboratory experiments to align with green chemistry principles, focusing on reducing waste and using less hazardous materials.
Enhance Student Research with Green Chemistry: Encourage and support student research projects that utilize green chemistry practices, providing resources and guidance to help students implement sustainable methods.
Strengthen Outreach and Career Information: Develop outreach programs and provide information on career opportunities in green chemistry, aiming to connect students with industry professionals and potential employers.
Long-Term Goals:
Implement Green Chemistry Throughout the Curriculum: Embed green chemistry principles across all chemistry courses to ensure that graduates have a comprehensive understanding of sustainable practices and are capable of applying these principles in their future careers.
Develop and Adapt Laboratory Experiments: Continuously update and create laboratory experiments that highlight and reinforce green chemistry principles, making sustainability a central theme in practical coursework.
Increase Green Chemistry Implementation in Student Research: Further integrate green chemistry practices into advanced student research projects, promoting innovative approaches to sustainable chemistry challenges.
Strengthen Outreach and Career Opportunities: Expand outreach initiatives to include partnerships with industry leaders, internships, and job placement programs that emphasize green chemistry, providing students with clear pathways to careers in this field.
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