The Bachelor of Science in Chemical Technology at the University of Regina is a four-year undergraduate degree that blends theoretical chemistry, chemical engineering principles, and extensive laboratory-based training. Students build core competencies in general, organic, and physical chemistry, as well as key topics such as chemical process principles, thermodynamics, reactor design, and safety protocols. The curriculum includes hands-on laboratory courses that develop skills in chemical analysis, instrumentation, process control, and compliance. Electives allow specialization in areas like environmental technology or materials science. The program culminates in a final capstone project that applies learned skills to real-world chemical process problems. Co-op work placements and industry partnerships offer practical experience. Graduates are prepared for careers in chemical manufacturing, process engineering, environmental protection, and quality control, or for further graduate studies.