Program Overview

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Major: Chemistry

Overview

The Bachelor of Science (BS) in chemistry from Wichita State combines its quality curriculum with top-notch facilities for student-faculty research. You’ll learn from professors who are active in their fields. And you’ll develop the knowledge and skills needed for success in graduate school and for a wide variety of chemistry-related careers.

Admission to the Program

To be admitted to the Fairmount College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, you must first be admitted to Wichita State.

Inside the Program

Chemistry Professor Provides Experience Opportunities for Students

Chemistry students at Wichita State University have opportunities to gain experience both inside the classroom and out.

Assistant Chemistry Professor Katie Mitchell-Koch is providing valuable opportunities and resources for undergraduate and graduate students helping with her research project.

Her project focuses on the movement of solvent molecules around enzymes, the proteins that catalyze chemical reactions.

Curriculum

The program introduces you to the chemical literature—and the techniques and challenges involved in research. You’ll learn the basics of inorganic, organic, analytical and physical chemistry, preparing you to be a professional chemist. Once you complete this program, you’ll also receive American Chemical Society certification.

Careers

A bachelor’s degree in chemistry from Wichita State can open doors with employers in many fields—from chemical manufacturing and health care to sales and research.

Similar Programs

• Chemistry (Minor)
• Biochemistry
• Medical Laboratory Sciences
• Geology
• Forensic Sciences

Accreditation

Wichita State University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).