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Degree
Bachelors
Major
Pharmacology | Biochemistry | Chemistry
Area of study
Health | Natural Science
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


Chemistry and Biochemistry Programs

The Chemistry and Biochemistry department offers various programs for students interested in pursuing a career in chemistry or related fields.


Bachelor of Science in Chemistry

A B.S. in Chemistry provides students with the basic knowledge of chemistry to prepare them for a graduate degree or an entry-level career.


Basic B.S. in Chemistry

The B.S. in Chemistry is designed for students who want to combine a basic major in chemistry with a minor. This track is also popular for dual majors.


Advanced B.S. in Chemistry

The B.S. in Chemistry Advanced Emphasis is for students who want to pursue a career in chemistry. This degree does not require a minor.


Extended Majors in Chemistry

There are four extended majors in chemistry, which allow students to take more classes in their major area without completing a minor.


American Chemical Society Certified Degrees

The department offers American Chemical Society (ACS) certified degrees in:


  • BS in Biochemistry: for students interested in pursuing a career in a biochemically-related area or graduate study in biochemistry or toxicology
  • BS in Chemistry: for students who want to pursue a career as a chemist or attend graduate school in chemistry

Specialized Emphases

The department offers specialized emphases in:


Health Pre-Professional Emphasis

This degree is designed for students planning to attend health professional school in fields such as medicine, pharmacy, or dentistry.


Forensic Chemistry and Criminalistics Emphasis

This degree provides students with valuable experience and education for a career in criminal investigation laboratories, medical examiner's offices, or DNA forensics laboratories.


Program Details

For specific information on each program, including degree plans and requirements, students can refer to the academic catalog.


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