Chemistry (MS) at University of Louisville

QUT’s chemistry degree is known and respected. Many employers prefer QUT graduates, especially those with an analytical chemistry minor because of their advanced technical skills and training in modern instrumentation and scientific communication. You will undertake comprehensive laboratory work in this course.

Chemistry deals with the nature of all substances and the changes that occur within them. Chemistry ranges from the study of the structure of atoms and molecules to that of the reactions occurring in living organisms.

The study of chemistry can provide knowledge that will give students a greater understanding and appreciation of the world in which they live. Knowledge of chemistry is a great asset in areas such as biology, physics and health-related fields. It is a logical foundation for premedical training, pre-veterinary, pre-pharmacy and other allied health professions.

Students can choose from the following concentrations:

• BSc in Chemistry (Traditional Program)
• BSc in Chemistry with Concentration in Biochemistry
• BSc in Chemistry with Concentration in Forensic Chemistry

Students interested in pre-med should follow the Biochemistry concentration.

Georgia State's Chemistry Department offers undergraduate students the opportunity to gain practical experience with laboratory equipment such as rotary evaporators, IR spectrometers, NMR spectrometers, auto titrators and gas chromatography systems to name a few.

The Department of Chemistry is accredited by the American Chemical Society.

Chemistry majors get the foundational education they need to advance to a variety of professional fields such as medicine, oceanography or environmental science. Others choose to explore forensic science, education or graduate studies after they complete their undergraduate chemistry degree at WOU. While here, you will study organic chemistry, mathematics, quantitative analysis and more, preparing you for whatever direction your career takes you.