The industrial involvement in the design and delivery of the programme, and the international structure of the course, mean that graduates will be exceptionally well placed to take up many positions in Cheminformatics that are now becoming available in the Agrochemical / Pharmaceutical / Biotechnology industry: within molecular modelling; computational chemistry and library design groups. Chemical Software companies: designing special-purpose software for the above industries. Database/Publishing organizations: maintaining and publishing public datasets that provide an important input to modern approaches to the discovery of novel bioactive molecules. Companies such as AstraZeneca, Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, ChemWeb Inc., GlaxoWellcome, Eli Lilly, Merck Sharp & Dohme, Novartis, Pfizer, Oxford Molecular, Roche, Tripos UK and Zeneca Agrochemicals are recruiting such graduates.

Prospective employers include Agri Business, Chemical, Pharmaceutical companies in India/ abroad, R&D organizations, Academic Institutions, Government Organizations, Software Companies & Product Marketing Companies. There are great opportunities to work as Scientists, Researchers, Software developers, Database Developers, Consultants, Trainers and Academicians.