The degree is structured so that students gain a depth of understanding in chemistry and a breadth of humanities, other sciences, business and entrepreneurship.
The major is composed of a Chemistry core, Auxiliary requirements, Innovation core, Cross-discipline core, and LAS and Compass Curriculum courses.
The Innovation core introduces students to entrepreneurship, grant and proposal writing, and team projects with regional organizations. These team projects align with Chemistry?s professional practice focus. The Cross-discipline component includes business, engineering technology, and globalization.
Career Possibilities:
- Applied Research and Product Development
- Biotechnology
- Chemical Engineering
- Chemical Information Management Specialist
- Chemical Technology
- Chemistry Professor
- Chemistry and the Law
- Chemistry in the Arts
- Consulting
- Environmental Protection
- Food Chemistry
- Forensic Chemistry
- Formulation Chemistry
- Geochemistry
- Hazardous Waste Management
- Health and Safety
- High School Chemistry Teacher
- Materials Science
- Medicinal Chemistry
- Military Science and Technology
- Nuclear Chemistry
- Oil and Petroleum
- Personal Care Chemistry
- Polymer Chemistry
- Process Chemistry
- Project Management
- Quality Assurance
- Quality Control
- Regulatory Affairs
- Science Policy
- Social Impact/Activism
- Technical Communication
- Technical Sales and Marketing
- Technical Support
- Textile Chemistry
- Water Chemistry
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