MA/MS in Chemistry

This master's degree is meant for people who already hold an undergraduate degree in chemistry or biochemistry. Some enroll to widen their career options, and others want added research and educational experience before applying to a doctoral program. Classes meet in the evening or are offered online, which makes the program workable for people with jobs. The degree requires forty-eight quarter hours of graduate work. Graduates should be able to evaluate experimental results using basic chemical principles, display data effectively for professional readers, define a chemical problem and propose a way to address it, and build a well-supported case from their findings while describing where the work could go next. Prospective students can review the full requirements and course lists on the program's catalog page at DePaul University.