Medicinal chemistry is an area within the broad discipline of chemistry that develops new pharmaceutical agents, from concept to clinic. Graduates will be equipped with a unique and wide harmony of professionally orientated skills, from fundamental chemistry to relevant pharmacology and molecular biology skills. This degree is an interdisciplinary program between the Schools of Chemistry, Biotechnology & Biomolecular Sciences and the Pharmacology section of the Faculty of Medicine.
Your degree requirements
The full list of courses required for this degree can be viewed in the .
All rules are outlined in the Handbook and we encourage you to use this in conjunction with the Progression Plans to ensure you are selecting courses that count towards your degree.
TIP: When using the Handbook or the Progression Plans, always select the year you commenced studying Science at UNSW and follow those rules throughout your degree.