That's why our chemistry curriculum also includes course requirements in subject areas such as history, English, sociology, psychology, mathematics, and information sciences.
The B.S. in Chemistry can lead to a variety of careers. The occupational areas listed below represent only a few of many career possibilities open to chemistry graduates:
- Foods and Nutrition
- Mineralogy
- Polymers
- Biochemicals
- Nuclear power
- Pharmaceuticals
- Forensic Analysis
- Petroleum Industry
In addition to the extensive laboratory and classroom experiences offered through the chemistry program, research opportunities are also available through IU Kokomo's Undergraduate Research Summer Institute (URSI). Chemistry majors may also engage in individual study, which involves selecting a research area of interest, developing that research, and then presenting their findings both in writing and in an oral presentation. You can earn up to 12 elective credit hours through independent study. A research experience is highly encouraged for those students who want to attend a medical school. It is also highly desirable for students considering graduate studies.
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