An advanced studies plan in Chemistry leads to the master of science (MS) degree. The thesis option affords students opportunities to develop research skills appropriate for terminal degrees as professional chemists or for continuation into PhD plans. The extended course work option emphasizes classroom instruction in advanced chemical sciences and is particularly appropriate for educational advancement by industry professionals and secondary school teachers.
Basic Requirements
Students seeking the MS degree in Chemistry must have completed, at minimum, the following courses with grades of "C-" or better:
General (Freshman) Chemistry I & II with laboratory 8 hours
Organic Chemistry I & II with laboratory 8 hours
Analytical Chemistry I & II with laboratory 8 hours
Physical Chemistry I & II with laboratory 8 hours
Inorganic Chemistry with laboratory 5 hours
