1. Knowledge of and skills in integrative research methodology to build new bodies of knowledge or innovations related to applied chemistry and to disseminate their research findings at international levels;

2. Skills in developing chemistry-related knowledge to keep abreast with the currently changing situations;

3. Ability to induce change in the fields of chemistry and applied chemistry;

4. Potential for being morality-abiding independent entrepreneurs; and
5. Ability to use English for international communication.

The graduates are expected to possess the following qualities:

1. In-depth knowledge in specific biological science areas and ability to produce internationally accepted works;
2. Expertise in building on previous studies and/or in creating biological science innovations that respond to international demands; and
3. Abidance by applicable rules, regulations, researchers’ ethics, and social etiquette, with conscientious determination to contribute to society.

The graduates are expected to possess the following qualities:

1. Computational science knowledge and researching skills that contribute to problem solving, decision making, development of innovations and highly efficient managerial practices;

2. Ability to design and conduct on-going interdisciplinary research that integrates knowledge of science, applied mathematics, informatics and other related fields.

The graduates are expected to possess the following qualities:

1. Extensive knowledge and strong foundations of materials innovation, with initiatives and keenness to conduct research as a means of developing new bodies of knowledge;
2. Understanding of the concept of modern entrepreneurship and of the process of applying research findings to creating innovations that offer social and economic contributions.