The graduates should be able to: 

1. Recognize the vital role of basic sciences in advancing and serving society.
2. Develop scientific approaches and solutions that address community needs while considering economic, environmental, social, ethical, and safety aspects.
3. Apply scientific facts, concepts, and theories to analyze and interpret practical and experimental data.
4. Collect, analyze, and present data effectively using appropriate scientific methods, tools, and formats.
5. Formulate hypotheses and select appropriate scientific approaches to solve problems based on sound scientific reasoning.
6. Effectively apply information and communication technology relevant to the chemistry field.
7. Participate actively in multidisciplinary teams, demonstrate adaptability, sound decision-making, and the ability to work under changing or challenging conditions while maintaining a sense of precision, aesthetics, and organization.
8. Adopt self-directed and lifelong learning strategies and contribute actively to scientific research and professional development activities.
9. Communicate and handle scientific information accurately in Arabic, English, and other relevant languages.
10. Design and conduct experimental work, critically evaluate results, and prepare professional reports following academic and ethical standards.
11. Demonstrate proficiency in relevant modern techniques, instruments, and laboratory practices in various areas of chemistry.
12. Engage in evaluation and review processes, manage risks efficiently, and complete assigned tasks responsibly.
13. Exhibit a broad and integrated knowledge base across different branches of chemistry and their modern applications.