Introduction
Applying
Thank-you for considering Queen's for Graduate School in
Chemistry
Please choose one of the following links for detailed
instructions on applying.
Canadians / Landed Immigrants
International Students
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Professor
Michael
Baird,
Acting
Head of the Department of Chemistry |
Professor Nicholas Mosey,
Graduate Coordinator |
Graduate
Studies in Chemistry

In
an increasingly competitive world of science and technology, the
correct choice of a graduate school and research supervisor is
one of the most important decisions you have to make. Queen's
University and the Department of Chemistry enjoy international
reputations and an advanced degree from here is highly regarded,
an important consideration in today's job market. With 26
Faculty, and over 130 graduate students, post-doctoral fellows
and research associates, you'll find this an exciting place to
do research.
Queen's has a brand new, $56 million, state-of-the-art building.
The NMR facility has 8 high field instruments, including a 600
MHz spectrometer and several with solids capability. A Mass spec
facility with 4 mass spectrometers is on site, as is an X-ray
diffractometer, and a CFI-funded facility for materials
characterization.
You can join research groups conducting front-line research in
analytical, inorganic, organic, physical, polymer, and
theoretical chemistry. The research ranges from the most
fundamental to very applied. Interdisciplinary research abounds
in such areas as environmental, molecular modeling for drug
design, medicinal and biological, organized materials for
optoelectronics applications, and various forms of spectroscopy,
to mention but a few.
Queen's graduate students are guaranteed a minimum stipend of $2
2,000
per year, and holders of NSERC scholarships are given an
additional $6,000 per year
over the amount of
their scholarship.
Your time at graduate school should be an enjoyable experience,
both educationally and personally. Queen's University is located
in beautiful Kingston, rated as one of Canada's top places to
live. The opportunities for your scientific and personal
enrichment are among the finest in North America. To help you
decide with whom and in what area you will pursue your advanced
degree, read the summaries of the world class work being
conducted by each research group, by exploring each faculty
member's website.
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