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Academics

Chemistry

The CI chemistry department is a vibrant place to study and learn.

The Chemistry Department offers Bachelor of Science (B.S.) and Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degrees. Students who are interested in teaching can earn a B.A. or B.S. degree with teacher certification. The B.A.degree with an Applied Health Sciences track, designed as a three-year course of undergraduate study, is available for students planning to attend pharmacy school.

Special Opportunities

The CI chemistry department is a vibrant place to study and learn. The department provides you with enrichment programs and opportunities that enhance your ability to compete for jobs and graduate school placement. The College’s chapter of the Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society has been nationally recognized for participation in numerous activities. Members have presented their accomplishments at national ACSmeetings. Other events include Science Fest, an undergraduate research symposium, and the CI Science Book Club.

Undergraduate Research

Students who participate in undergraduate research projects gain technical and problem solving skills, communication skills, and experience interacting with the broader scientific community. Research participation also carries personal benefits including greater independence of thought, tolerance of obstacles and growing self-confidence. The faculty at CI encourages all students to participate in undergraduate research, and strives to provide opportunities both on campus and at leading research institutions.

Structure and content

 

  • Core papers
    CHEM501 Principles of Chemistry
    HEAL506 Knowledge, Enquiry and Communication
    HEAL507 Health and Environment
    CHEM502 Biological Chemistry
    SCIE503 Biophysics
  • Plus three level 5 electives.
  • Year 2 and 3
  • Level 6
  • CHEM604 Analytical Chemistry
    CHEM602 Biochemistry
    CHEM605 Physical Chemistry
    CHEM603 Organic Chemistry
  • Plus four electives.
  • Level 7
  • Three of:
    CHEM702 Advanced Analytical Chemistry
    CHEM703 Environmental Chemistry
    FOOD704 Advanced Food Chemistry
    CHEM701 Natural Products
    CHEM704 Advanced Organic Chemistry
  • Plus 5 electives OR 3 electives and SCIE701 Research Project.
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