Extended Bachelor of Science (BSc) with Chemistry and Mathematics | NWU

Chemical Data Analyst: Use mathematical models and statistical techniques to analyze chemical data, ensuring accuracy in pharmaceutical, environmental, and industrial research.
Pharmaceutical Scientist: Develop and test new medications, applying mathematical models to optimize drug formulations, dosage calculations, and reaction kinetics.
Computational Chemist: Use mathematical algorithms, simulations, and quantum chemistry to study molecular structures, reaction mechanisms, and material properties.
Process Engineer (Chemical & Manufacturing Industries): Apply mathematical principles to improve efficiency, safety, and cost-effectiveness in chemical manufacturing, food processing, and industrial production.
Environmental Scientist (Pollution & Climate Modeling): Use mathematical modeling to analyze the spread of pollutants and study chemical interactions in the environment.
Materials Scientist: Research and develop new materials, such as polymers and nanomaterials, using mathematical modeling to understand their chemical properties.
Energy Analyst (Chemical & Renewable Energy Sector): Use mathematical and chemical knowledge to optimize energy production, including battery chemistry, fuel efficiency, and alternative energy solutions.
Actuarial Scientist (Chemical & Pharmaceutical Industries): Apply risk assessment techniques in industries dealing with chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and hazardous materials.
Science Educator (Mathematics & Chemistry): Teach chemistry and mathematics at high school or university levels, preparing students for STEM careers.
Academia & Research (Mathematical Chemistry): Pursue research in chemical engineering, theoretical chemistry, and quantum mechanics, contributing to scientific advancements.