Main navigation
- Programs
- Subjects
- Universities
- Destinations
- Advice
The Chemistry Department provides graduate programs for both Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees. Students can pursue research across diverse modern chemistry fields such as organic, inorganic, bioinorganic, physical, and analytical chemistry. Details about possible research initiatives can be found on faculty members' personal webpages. The curriculum prepares scientists to independently design and conduct research within a chemistry specialization while effectively presenting findings to academic peers through both oral presentations and written work. PhD Program Learning Outcomes
Graduates will exhibit core competency within their chosen chemistry specialization.
Students will show proficiency in contemporary research techniques relevant to their field.
Candidates must effectively present their research rationale, ongoing findings, and comprehensive analysis during public presentations and faculty committee reviews.
Doctoral candidates will develop the capability to create original research proposals at the cutting edge of scientific advancement and successfully defend them before faculty committees.
Students must prove their ability to conduct autonomous research, interpret data, and ethically handle and share findings with limited guidance from their research advisor.
Graduates will demonstrate proficiency in disseminating research by preparing multiple manuscripts for peer-reviewed publications and completing an approved doctoral dissertation.