The graduate of the Chemistry/Botany program should be able to: 

1. Demonstrate wide background knowledge related to the different branches of chemistry and botany.
2. Acquire knowledge and experience of working with advanced laboratory techniques relevant to different disciplines in chemistry and botany
3. Review quality control processes, assess and manage risks and organize time to finish jobs.
4. Design and conduct experimental work, critically evaluate the outcomes, review and report on practice.
5. Explain the life’s basic processes in' relation to organisms and ecosystems.
6. Apply concepts and theories of chemistry to interpret life’s basic processes.
7.Demonstrate knowledge, from an integrated point of view, of theories, facts, concepts and essentials of chemistry and botany.
8. Recognize the relationship and interactions among chemistry, botany and the environment.
9. Apply theories and concepts in mathematics and statistics to understand the underlying mechanisms related to the essential processes in chemistry and botany.
10.Enumerate the standard principles and procedures employed in chemical analyses and plant investigations.
11.Abide by the legislations and ethics related to the environment preservation and human health and welfare.
12.Conform to safety regulations and good practices in the laboratory and the field.