• Teaching students how to link theory with practice.
• Providing scientific, technical, and educational consultations in the fields of chemical and environmental sciences to relevant organizations.
• The ability to design and implement teaching plans using modern strategies in chemistry education.
• Contributing to raising scientific and health awareness about the risks and hazards of chemical substances in the community through public and educational lectures.
• Contributing to the development of chemistry and science curricula at various educational levels.

The Chemistry Department program at the Colleges of Education grants a Bachelor of Science and Education degree (Chemistry major). In addition to the specialized chemistry courses, students also study some biology courses, enabling them to teach science at the primary education level and biology at the secondary education level. The program includes a set of educational courses that prepare students to become educators, as well as supportive courses that help them grasp the specialized chemistry curriculum. The program also qualifies students to pursue graduate studies in chemistry and educational sciences.