Chemistry is an enabling science - one of the fundamental sciences underpinning all areas of science and technology. It is a lively and relevant discipline that continues to have a significant impact on our world.
Sometimes the biggest problems need to be solved at a level you cannot see with the naked eye, a level greater than one-millionth the size of a human hair.
Studying chemistry keeps the doors open to a limitless range of careers. Professional chemists are employed in teaching, science journalism, sales, marketing and production, and in all levels of management.
Welcome to Chemistry.
The School of Chemistry is one of the leading teaching and research schools in Australia. It is affiliated with a number of important research centres and is committed to ongoing involvement with Australian industry.
Monash PhD student Louise van der Werff is working with CSIRO to develop a bandage that warns of infection by changing colour.
Monash is involved in two promising areas of science research that could deliver low cost, no-emission alternatives for our future fuels and energy needs.
The $24.9 million Victorian Centre for Sustainable Chemical Manufacturing, led by Monash and CSIRO, will boost efforts for greener manufacturing in the chemical, pharmaceutical and food industries.
An international team of scientists led by Monash researchers are working to create a cheap and efficient way to split water by using sunlight.
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