BA/BS in Chemistry

This degree is approved by the American Chemical Society and puts students in laboratories from the start, linking classroom ideas to real applications. Students work on research and projects with faculty in modern facilities, including the life-science and bioengineering building at Gateway Park. The aim is a well-rounded chemist who is ready for real-world problems. A chemistry minor offers a lighter alternative covering topics such as quantum and experimental chemistry. Students may also add co-ops, internships or a combined bachelor's and master's route, and they can pursue graduate study after completing the degree. Students can request information or apply from the program page. Graduates leave with research and laboratory experience suited to industry, graduate school and professional study, and similar bachelor's programs are listed for comparison.