Chemistry Minor

Tackle complex chemical challenges and contribute to advancements in chemistry.

Through a combination of coursework and hands-on labs, students become proficient in organic, general, polymer, analytical, and biochemistry. Gain expertise in laboratory techniques in the fields of pharmaceuticals, materials science, environmental science, and biotechnology.

In the classroom, tackle research projects under the guidance of faculty. Students design and conduct experiments, collect data, and present findings through written reports.

Unique class topics in the Chemistry minor:

• Organic Chemistry: Master complex reaction mechanisms and synthesize novel compounds through hands-on laboratory experimentation.
• General Chemistry: Analyze fundamental chemical principles, conducting experiments to explore atomic structure and chemical bonding.
• Polymer Chemistry: Innovate polymer synthesis techniques, creating advanced materials with unique properties for diverse applications.
• Analytical Chemistry: Employ precise analytical methods to investigate chemical compositions and determine molecular structures.
• Biochemistry: Explore the intricate biochemical pathways of living organisms, conducting experiments to understand cellular processes and molecular interactions.

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