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Doctorate of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Masters of Science (M.S.) (thesis option)
Masters of Science (M.S.) (non-thesis option)
Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry
Bachelor of Science in Chemistry
Bachelor of Science - Biochemistry Concentration
Bachelor of Science - Business Concentration
Chemistry occupies its own building with well equipped instructional laboratories consisting of top-of-the-line research equipment for UV, IR, NMR and laser spectroscopy as well as mass spectrometry and advanced computational chemistry.
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
Mass Spectrometry
X-Ray Crystallography
High Performance Computation Systems
Chemistry is of great importance in the disciplines of biology, geology, physics, engineering, psychology, and medicine. Knowledge of chemistry is essential in drug research, textiles, elastomers, paper, paint, food, fuel, materials, adhesives, water purification, agriculture, insecticides, forensics, environmental protection, and many other fields.
A degree in chemistry significantly expands career options and provides diverse opportunities, such as working at a pharmaceutical company, law firm, the FBI, Coast Guard, aerospace industry, or in government.
Chemistry majors have many options when applying their degrees to the job market. Their ability to think critically, be highly organized, and because they have excellent research skills, chemistry majors can find employment in a variety of fields. Below are some examples of the types of jobs that chemistry majors can obtain with a 4-year degree.
-Chemist
-Clinical Assistant
-Chemical Technician
-Research Analyst
-Consulting/Management Analyst
-Forensic Science Technician
-High School Teacher
-Technical Writer
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