Focus area courses outside of chemistry are acceptable provided they are approved by your graduate advisor. The program offers two options: a thesis or a project. Concentrations are available in ...

Focus area courses outside of chemistry are acceptable provided they are approved by your graduate advisor. The program offers two options: a thesis or a project. Concentrations are available in ...

The Master of Science in Chemistry at UMass Lowell delivers a rigorous, research-focused education designed to advance your career in industry, academia or doctoral studies.

The Chemistry Department offers two Professional Science Master's Options within the Master's of Science in Chemistry. Please read the admissions requirements and programs requirements carefully as ...

The Department of Chemistry offers work leading to the Master of Science degree through either a thesis plan or an applied plan (see degree requirements). The program is designed to prepare graduate ...

Bucknell offers a master of science as well as a master of arts in chemistry. The master of science in chemistry prepares students to continue their graduate education elsewhere or to obtain ...

The Bachelor of Science in Chemistry degree program provides graduates a wide range of career opportunities. Graduates of the B.S. in Chemistry who complete either the general Chemistry, Biochemistry, ...

Degree Options The department offers a Master of Science in Chemistry with both thesis and non-thesis options. The thesis option is best for students who want to expand their background in research.

What will I learn in a chemistry degree program? The bachelor's program in chemistry provides strong training for careers in chemistry and flexibility to pursue other areas, such as allied health ...

Story by Lt. Col. Christina Colclough Dean's Fellow for Communications and Assistant Professor, Department of Law and ...

Mentors in this year’s programs in the Department of Chemistry included PhD students who previously conducted summer research at UB.

Mentors in this year’s programs in the Department of Chemistry included PhD students who previously conducted summer research at UB.