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Numerous environmental challenges stem from chemical processes, making chemical expertise essential for their resolution. The University of Denver offers a bachelor of science in environmental chemistry tailored for students aiming for careers in environmentally focused disciplines. This program mandates a minor in geographic information systems, biology, or sustainability to cultivate a robust interdisciplinary foundation. Graduates can pursue advanced studies in environmental science or enter diverse environment-oriented professions.
Requiring at least 47 chemistry credit hours, the curriculum covers general, organic, physical, and aquatic chemistry, alongside laboratory sessions featuring cutting-edge equipment. Environmental chemistry majors also complete coursework in biology, geography, calculus, and physics. Throughout their studies, students benefit from intimate class sizes and collaborate with globally renowned research faculty committed to applying their knowledge for global betterment.