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NC State Chemistry places significant emphasis on uncovering and fundamentally comprehending novel molecules and materials that can enhance our knowledge of solar energy conversion. This research drives technological advancements while cultivating a skilled workforce adept at solving complex problems.
The Department of Chemistry primarily offers a Ph.D. program for graduate studies. Doctoral candidates must complete at least 72 credit hours, reduced to 54 for those with a prior master's degree in chemistry. Chemistry is an ever-evolving discipline with wide-ranging impacts. Collaborating across scientific fields, chemists address critical global issues like clean air and water, sustainable energy, and disease treatments. At NC State, the Department of Chemistry equips students for achievements in both academic and industrial settings, producing groundbreaking discoveries with worldwide benefits. Through exceptional teaching and research experiences, the department empowers students to confront major challenges and thrive in their chosen careers. Distinguished faculty in both graduate and undergraduate programs mentor students through a comprehensive, demanding curriculum.