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A fundamental grasp of chemistry is essential for those pursuing careers in science, medicine, or engineering. Chemistry influences every aspect of our lives, from safely managing household chemicals to comprehending how compounds affect our health through diet, medications, air quality, fuel consumption, industrial chemicals, and their environmental impacts.
The Chemistry major equips students with comprehensive chemical knowledge, preparing them for advanced studies or careers in chemical and pharmaceutical fields. When paired with a Biology major, it creates a strong foundation for research in biological or medical sciences. Students gain valuable lab skills including glassware handling, chemical safety, technique application, instrumentation use, and experimental processes—abilities that prove beneficial across various disciplines.
Learning Outcomes
Develop comprehensive chemical knowledge to analyze molecular structures, bonding, properties, characterization, and reactivity in compounds and materials.
Apply chemical principles to address chemistry-related challenges.
Employ advanced laboratory techniques to conduct both qualitative and quantitative chemical analyses.
Synthesize, isolate, purify, and characterize chemical compounds while designing synthetic routes based on existing literature.