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The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry delivers comprehensive training in chemical sciences, equipping students to excel in modern society. Our programs enhance analytical reasoning and problem-solving abilities across all disciplines. Non-science majors gain practical knowledge about chemical processes affecting daily life, from environmental concerns to health and energy matters. Science students master core chemical principles governing molecular interactions and elemental behavior. Chemistry majors develop specialized expertise in anticipating chemical reactions, supported by foundational studies in mathematics and physics across key chemistry subfields: inorganic, analytical, organic, physical, and biochemistry. All students learn proper chemical handling procedures and safety protocols. Emphasizing discovery's role in scientific growth, we actively promote undergraduate research and cooperative learning experiences.
Our undergraduate offerings include: Chemistry B.S., Biochemistry B.S. (with Bioanalytical/Forensics specialization), Chemistry B.A. (including Chemistry Education track), Biochemistry B.A. (with Education option), plus a Chemistry Minor. Detailed program requirements appear in respective degree sections. Graduate studies feature an M.S. in Chemistry with Biochemistry specialization. See individual program listings for specifics.
The Chemistry B.S. program holds American Chemical Society (ACS) accreditation, signifying completion of an exceptionally rigorous curriculum. This prestigious certification provides national recognition that graduate programs and employers highly value for its demonstrated academic excellence.