If you find yourself thinking about where the molecules you inhale come from, majoring in chemistry can turn your thoughts into engaging research projects conducted with approachable and knowledgeable faculty members.
Chemistry has a hand in almost every part of the scientific process. Our Bachelor of Science degree — which is certified by the American Chemical Society — will prepare you for a professional career in chemistry, while our Bachelor of Arts degree gives you a broad education needed for a career dependent on a basic knowledge of chemistry.
Fast Facts
- We offer both a Bachelor of Science and a Bachelor of Arts in chemistry.
- We are primarily housed in Howard L. Hunter Laboratory on campus, which has more than 50,000 square feet of lab space. Additional research facilities can be found in the Biological Research Center and at the Advanced Materials Research Lab.
- Our alumni are employed across various industries and companies, including the Environmental Protection Agency, Michelin, Pfizer, Sun Chemical and Merck.
- Roughly 70 percent of chemistry graduates pursue a professional or graduate degree after graduation.
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