MA/MS in Chemistry

The master's degree in Chemistry is meant for students who want the knowledge and skills for a position above entry level in the field. It also prepares graduates for doctoral study or admission to a professional school. Students are introduced to laboratory and technical concepts across the four core areas: organic, physical, analytical and inorganic. They build proficiency in scientific inquiry and scholarly research methods. Outcomes include solving problems in the physical and molecular sciences, running independent project-based research, and presenting findings to technical and general audiences. Applicants need a bachelor's degree in chemistry or a related field, prior physics and calculus, and GRE scores. The same page also covers the department's doctoral option. Applicants should confirm current details with the university before applying.