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Chemistry

Degree Focus

Every material in existence is made up of matter — including the human body. Chemistry is involved in everything we do, from growing and cooking food to cleaning our homes and bodies to launching a space shuttle. Students pursuing a chemistry degree will study these processes, as well as the composition, structure, interaction and energy of substances at atomic and molecular levels. Depending upon career goals, students can then specialize their studies to focus on analytical chemistry, biochemistry, inorganic or organic chemistry and/or physical chemistry.

Degree Focus

Every material in existence is made up of matter — including the human body. Chemistry is involved in everything we do, from growing and cooking food to cleaning our homes and bodies to launching a space shuttle. Students pursuing a chemistry degree will study these processes, as well as the composition, structure, interaction and energy of substances at atomic and molecular levels. Depending upon career goals, students can then specialize their studies to focus on analytical chemistry, biochemistry, inorganic or organic chemistry and/or physical chemistry.

Sample Courseload

Analytical Chemistry,Biochemistry,Biology,Calculus,Chemistry,Inorganic Chemistry,Organic Chemistry,Quantitative Analysis,Quantum Chemistry

Additional Degrees & Concentrations

(Concentration) - Students pursuing a concentration in materials will research and study the chemical structure of solids and how they can be used to develop and improve material performance. Coursework focuses on the four elements of the materials field: processing, structure, properties and performance; including but not limited to polymer science, nanoscience technology, molecular engineering and manufacturing processes.

(Concentration) - Industrial and process engineering students will learn to become experts in efficiency – using scientific and mathematical principles to develop and improve processes for increased productivity. Graduates will be prepared with technical knowledge and skills in engineering, mathematics, science and management to analyze and solve production problems in today’s team-oriented work environment.

(BS/Minor/Assoc) - The field of chemical engineering focuses on changing raw materials into useable products such as clothing, food and energy. Students will use and apply the knowledge and methods of chemistry, physics, mathematics and biology—with a focus on processes and products--with an intent to develop and design processes to create or enhance products.

Offering This Degree

Anderson University

Ball State University

Bethel University

Butler University

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Meet Tristian

B.S. Chemical Engineering

Tristian loved high school chemistry and wanted to continue that fascination into college. As a chemical engineering major, he was able to discover career possibilities through his university's co-op program. He sees his future in the agbiosciences, knowing there are many opportunities for him to create solutions that solve critical problems.
"What I am working on right now is basically looking at granule formulation technology to see how we can take this chemical you make in a lab and see how it can be put into something to be used at a farm."
Tristian
Chemical Engineering Major

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