Professional Master in. Chemistry of Fragrance, Aroma and Cosmetic products.
Curriculum. Hrs/week Hrs/week. First Semester. Theoretical Practical Credits.
Professional Master in Chemistry of Fragrance, Aroma and Cosmetic products Curriculum
First Semester Compulsory Courses Code C661 Physical Pharmacy C665 Pharmaceutics F601 English Language F602 Computer skills
Hrs/week Hrs/week Theoretical Practical
1 1 2 1
3 6
Credits
Total
1 2 2 4 9
Elective courses. Choose two courses from the following: C669 Chromatographic Analysis 1 C670 Heterocyclic Chemistry 1 C671 Biochemistry 1
Second Semester Compulsory Courses Code C662 Flavour & Fragrance Chemistry (i) C666 Cosmetics (i) D672 Dermatology B673 Microbiology F603 Marketing C774 Field Training (i)
2 2 2
Theoretical Practical 1 1 1 1 2
2 2 2 2
2 2 2
Credits
4 13 Total
2 2 1 2 2 1 10
Elective courses. Choose two courses from the following: Code C764 Physical Chemistry 1 C765 Advanced organic synthesis 1 C766 Environmental Chemistry 2
2 2
2 2 2 4 14
Third Semester Compulsory Courses Code C663 Flavour & Fragrance Chemistry (ii) C667 Cosmetics (ii) C767 Advanced Analytical Chemistry F604 Statistics
Theoretical Practical 1 1 1 2
2 2 2
Credits
Total
2 2 2 2 8
Elective courses. Choose one course from the following: Code C768 Quality Control 1 C769 Stereo Chemistry 1
Graduation requirements and student evaluation The student has to attend 10 seminars in the field of study, three hours each. Then he has to write a report on each seminar (3 Hours), and a discussion with the professors (3 Hours). Thus this counts totally 90 working hours (estimation 4 credits for this task). Evaluation : The student is evaluated according to the following: 1- Short periodical quizzes, written and oral. 2- Mid-term exam, this is a written exam. 3- Final practical exam. 4- Final written exam. The allowed time of each exam equals half the time of the credit hours of the course; minimum two hours for each exam. 5- When the course includes theoretical and practical parts, the mid-term exam should be in both parts of the course; practical and theoretical. 6- In case of the practical training, the presence and the practical skills are measures of evaluation. 7- The student has the right to see his answer paper and to discuss with the professor about his marks. This is not applicable to the final written exam. Marks distribution. 100 marks are assigned for each one credit course and they are distributed according to following: 1- Courses that do not include practical part. a- 20 % for the short periodical quizzes and homework. b- 20% mid-term exam. c- 60% final written exam. 2- Courses that include practical parts a- 10 % for the short periodical quizzes and homework. b- 10% % mid-term exam. c- 20% for the practical exam. d- 60% final written exam. 3- Field training a- 50% evaluated by the field staff. b- 50% evaluated by accompanying supervisor.
