Applied Chemistry Program Vision
To position the Applied Chemistry Program at An-Najah National University as a regional and international leader in applied chemical sciences, recognized for excellence in education, research, and innovation. The program will drive industrial, environmental, and technological solutions that advance sustainable development, strengthen the knowledge-based economy, and prepare graduates to compete globally in chemistry-driven industries.

Applied Chemistry Program Mission
The Applied Chemistry program is dedicated to:
•    Delivering high-quality education that integrates core chemical principles with applied and industrial contexts.
•    Producing impactful research that addresses regional and global challenges in energy, environment, health, and advanced materials.
•    Preparing graduates with strong scientific, technical, and ethical competencies, capable of innovation and leadership in academia, industry, and society.
•    Building strategic partnerships with industry, research institutions, and international universities to foster collaboration and knowledge transfer.
•    Promoting sustainability and social responsibility by ensuring safe chemical practices and contributing to community development.
 

Chemistry Program Learning Outcomes PLO

  1. Analyze and apply core chemical principles, terminology, system properties, thermodynamics, kinetics, and quantum mechanical foundations to explain structure, transformations, and reactivity.
  2. Elucidate the structure and properties of chemical compounds using structural and spectroscopic methods, and relate materials to their physicochemical and technological performance.
  3. Recall and apply major synthetic methods and chemical transformations in the design, execution, and optimization of laboratory and industrial processes.
  4. Evaluate and analyze scientific and ethical data using AI and modern data analysis techniques to support evidence based chemical decision making.
  5. Handle chemical products safely in laboratory and industrial settings, and assess the social, environmental, and ethical impact of chemical activities in line with professional conduct and sustainable development goals.
  6. Communicate chemical concepts, problems, and solutions effectively, both orally and in writing, to specialized and non-specialized audiences, and support learning in chemistry.