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Chemistry Program

The Chemistry program at North Dakota State University offers students a comprehensive education in organic, inorganic, physical, and analytical chemistry. The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry is fully accredited by the American Chemical Society and provides programs leading to an ACS-certified Bachelor of Science degree.

Program Overview

The chemistry degree program allows students to customize their education through electives and hands-on research in state-of-the-art laboratories. The program provides a foundation for students aspiring to revolutionize science, teach future generations, or enter professional schools.

Curriculum

• Major: On Campus
• Minor: On Campus

Post-Graduation Career Snapshot

The program prepares students for high-demand occupations, including:

• Chemist
• Environmental Specialist
• Quality Control Analyst
• Analytical Chemist
• Environmental Planner The national median salary for these occupations is $73,100, reflecting national job listings that require five years of experience or less.

Future Career Pathways

As students gain experience, they can advance into more specialized or leadership roles, such as:

• Environmental Scientist
• Medical Science Liaison
• Chemical Process Engineer

Program Options

The chemistry degree program offers four options:

• Chemistry degree with a biochemistry option
• Chemical education option
• Coatings and polymeric option
• Pre-professional option, covering areas including medical, dental, and other professional schools

Research Opportunities

Students can work closely with faculty in state-of-the-art laboratories and gain hands-on experience in groundbreaking research typically reserved for graduate students.

Professional Development and Leadership

Students can broaden their horizons and expand their experience outside of the classroom through student organizations, including the Chemistry and Biochemistry Club. This provides opportunities for science demonstrations in local schools, developing informational seminar series for career advice, and attending national science conferences to present undergraduate research results.

Accelerated Master's Option

High-achieving undergraduate students have the option to earn both a bachelor's and master's degree in this field in five years.

Tuition and Costs

North Dakota State University offers a high-quality, academically rigorous education at an affordable cost, with a wide range of need-based and merit-based scholarships and financial aid options available.

Admission Information

The university welcomes students from all backgrounds who are seeking a dynamic learning environment within a supportive, welcoming community.

Related Programs

Related programs offered by the university include:

• Biochemistry & Molecular Biology: Major, Minor
• Coatings & Polymeric Materials: Minor
• Food Science & Technology: Minor
• Medical Laboratory Science: Major
• Microbiology: Major, Minor
• Forensic Science: Minor

Department and College

The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry is located in the College of Arts and Sciences at North Dakota State University.