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The chemistry major at UIndy is about more than learning how to balance equations and memorizing the periodic table. Our faculty will help you learn to see the world as a place full of chemistry – from the reactions in the environment, to the digestion of food to pharmaceutical manufacturing. You'll also develop an understanding of the ethical implications of chemistry in everyday life and in societal development, and learn the process of scientific investigation and interpretation of findings. Advanced courses are offered through four chemistry concentrations, giving you a foundation for a variety of focused career paths, including research, science teaching and medicine. Students can also choose a chemistry minor. Program strengths: Personalized attention and small classes, Concentrations that allow flexibility, diversity, and interdisciplinary studies, Hands-on learning with equipment, Focus on interaction with peers, colleagues, and professors, Learning how chemistry impacts the world around you. Potential careers for chemistry majors: Since UIndy offers students several different concentrations and pre-professional programs in the chemistry department, our students have access to a wide range of courses that prepare them for many different career paths. With a focus on a solid chemistry foundation and specialized courses, students can go on to a number of different careers in fields such as: Pharmaceuticals: Some students choose to work with pharmaceutical companies, researching and developing pharmaceutical products. Others go on to become pharmacists who dispense medicine and monitor what medications patients receive. Physical therapy: We offer students the opportunity to study chemistry as a pre-physical therapy program, which will provide you with the foundation needed to become a physical therapist. Graduate school: Many of our students go on to complete their graduate degrees in a variety of fields. Medicine: If you are interested in becoming a doctor, then a chemistry degree through our medicine pre-professional program will give you the foundation you need for medical school and becoming a doctor. Concentrations: Biochemistry, Chemical physics, Environmental chemistry. Industrial chemistry.
Program overview
Main Subject
Chemistry
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
The chemistry major at UIndy is about more than learning how to balance equations and memorizing the periodic table. Our faculty will help you learn to see the world as a place full of chemistry – from the reactions in the environment, to the digestion of food to pharmaceutical manufacturing. You'll also develop an understanding of the ethical implications of chemistry in everyday life and in societal development, and learn the process of scientific investigation and interpretation of findings. Advanced courses are offered through four chemistry concentrations, giving you a foundation for a variety of focused career paths, including research, science teaching and medicine. Students can also choose a chemistry minor. Program strengths: Personalized attention and small classes, Concentrations that allow flexibility, diversity, and interdisciplinary studies, Hands-on learning with equipment, Focus on interaction with peers, colleagues, and professors, Learning how chemistry impacts the world around you. Potential careers for chemistry majors: Since UIndy offers students several different concentrations and pre-professional programs in the chemistry department, our students have access to a wide range of courses that prepare them for many different career paths. With a focus on a solid chemistry foundation and specialized courses, students can go on to a number of different careers in fields such as: Pharmaceuticals: Some students choose to work with pharmaceutical companies, researching and developing pharmaceutical products. Others go on to become pharmacists who dispense medicine and monitor what medications patients receive. Physical therapy: We offer students the opportunity to study chemistry as a pre-physical therapy program, which will provide you with the foundation needed to become a physical therapist. Graduate school: Many of our students go on to complete their graduate degrees in a variety of fields. Medicine: If you are interested in becoming a doctor, then a chemistry degree through our medicine pre-professional program will give you the foundation you need for medical school and becoming a doctor. Concentrations: Biochemistry, Chemical physics, Environmental chemistry. Industrial chemistry.
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Bachelor of Arts or Science in Chemistry
48 monthsProgram duration
ChemistryMain Subject Area
Program overview
Main Subject
Chemistry
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Program overview
Main Subject
Chemistry
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Admission requirements
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Tuition fee and scholarships
Scholarships
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