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The Inorganic Chemistry Division at NC State has earned global acclaim for its pioneering research, which plays a vital role in advancing both the Department of Chemistry and the wider College of Sciences.
The Department of Chemistry's flagship graduate program is the Ph.D. in chemistry. Doctoral candidates must complete at least 72 credit hours, reduced to 54 for those entering with a chemistry master's degree. As an ever-evolving discipline, chemistry intersects with numerous scientific fields to address pressing global issues like environmental sustainability, renewable energy, and medical breakthroughs. NC State's Chemistry Department equips students for thriving careers in both academic and industrial settings while driving transformative discoveries with worldwide impact. Through exceptional instruction and cutting-edge research initiatives, the department empowers students to confront major scientific challenges and excel in their chosen professions. Both graduate and undergraduate students benefit from the mentorship of distinguished faculty who lead them through a comprehensive, demanding curriculum.