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year 13 CHEmistry
year 13 CHEmistry
Building upon the foundational knowledge and skills acquired in Year 12, this advanced course offers an in-depth exploration of complex chemical concepts, reactions, and their practical applications. Year 13 Chemistry delves deeper into theoretical understanding, experimental techniques, and critical analysis of chemical phenomena. Whether you have a passion for understanding the intricacies of chemical processes or are considering a career in chemistry, pharmaceuticals, environmental science, materials science, or research, this course will equip you with the advanced knowledge and skills needed for success.
By taking Year 13 Chemistry, you are preparing yourself for a future that values scientific inquiry, innovation, and evidence-based decision-making. Whether you aspire to pursue higher education, conduct groundbreaking research, or contribute to solving global challenges through chemistry, this course provides essential knowledge and skills that will empower you to make a significant impact. Join us in Year 13 Chemistry and continue your journey towards mastering the complexities of the chemical sciences!
course outline
course outline
Understanding of spectroscopic data
Understanding of oxidation-reduction processes
Thermo chemistry and properties of particles
Organic chemistry
Equilibrium in aqueous systems
Why year 13 chemistry?
Why year 13 chemistry?
The course is intended for all students interested in Chemistry, including those who will proceed to tertiary levels. Chemistry is often studied as a subject in its own right, but also has wide application in medicine, nursing, physical education, dentistry, horticulture, agriculture, veterinary science, food science, all types of engineering, pharmacy, forestry, marine science, paint, plastics and drug industries, and many technical services. It is thus essential for a wide range of careers.
possible careers
possible careers
Studying Year 13 Chemistry can lead to a variety of career opportunities. Some potential paths include:
Chemical Engineer
Pharmaceutical Scientist
Research Chemist
Biochemist
Environmental Consultant
Forensic Scientist
Materials Scientist
Science Educator or Academic Researcher
pre-requisites
pre-requisites
14 credits or more from Level 2 Chemistry and Mathematics credits in Level 2 Algebra, or at HoF discretion.
course costs
course costs
Approximately $25 for a workbook, students will be notified at the start of the year. An overnight field trip in Dunedin may be part of the course.
Assessment
Assessment
INTERNAL CREDITS
INTERNAL CREDITS
10
EXTERNAL CREDITS
EXTERNAL CREDITS
10
UE WRITING
UE WRITING
3
UE READING
UE READING
3
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