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Chemistry and Biochemistry Programs

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CHEMISTRY:

  • The study of chemistry provides an understanding of matter and how it undergoes physical and chemical transformations into the near-infinite forms it can take.
  • Chemistry has a profound influence on our everyday lives, and chemical knowledge is central to our understanding of biological and environmental problems:
    • Chemicals are added to food and water for health, preservation, and taste
    • Synthetic polymers are used in place of natural materials in furniture and clothing
    • Major modes of transportation use chemical reactions to produce energy needed for motion.
    • The human body manufactures hormones and enzymes that regulate the living process.
    • Medicine cabinets are stocked with drugs whose chemistry affects the state of body and mind.
  • Chemistry is truly pervasive in all aspects of our lives.
  • The Chemistry Program at Ãå±±ÖØ¿Ú is approved by the American Chemical Society (ACS) and students can receive an ACS certified degree if they select the required electives (see four year plan)
  • Four-Year Plan of Courses 

BIOCHEMISTRY:

  • A Bachelor’s degree in biochemistry provides the essential background and training that can open a variety of career pathways for students upon graduation.
  • The biochemistry major is excellent preparation for professional studies in the health sciences:
    • For secondary school teaching in the biological and physical sciences
    • For research in the pharmaceutical and chemical industry
    • For technical writing, sales, and service; and as the basis for graduate studies
  • The combination of chemistry, molecular biology, enzymology, and genetic engineering found in biochemistry provides the foundation to contribute to the rapidly expanding field of biotechnology.
  • Graduating biochemistry majors have the opportunity to receive an ACS certified degree.
  • Four-Year Plan of Courses