Programs leading to the Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts degrees in Biochemistry and Chemistry are available. The curriculum leading to the B.S. degree is designed to meet the standards set by the Committee on Professional Training of the American Chemical Society (ACS) for undergraduate courses. Students interested in chemistry education should consult with the School of Education.

Recommended curricula for a variety of interdisciplinary options are available from the Department of Chemistry, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. These options include biochemistry, polymers and coatings, chemistry education, geochemistry, chemistry with engineering electives, and pre-medicine.

There are the several different tracks a Biochemistry or Chemistry major can persue as in the program depending on the research area of interest. All Chemistry and some Biochemistry degrees are available with an American Chemical Society Certification option. The following links are for the different "roadmaps" for earning ones Biochemistry, Chemistry, or Polymers and Coatings degree with the recommeneded courses.

Degrees Offered:
Biochemistry / Molecular Biology Based Degrees:

BS in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
BS in Chemistry with Biochemistry Option

Chemistry Based Degrees:

ACS Certified BS in Chemistry
BS in Chemistry with Biochemistry Option
BS in Chemistry with Coatings and Polymeric Materials Option
BS - Chemistry with Education Option
BS - Chemistry with Pre-Professional Option

Chemistry and Education Dual Major

The corresponding courses are listed on the Courses page.

American Chemical Society (ACS) Certified Degrees are available for Bactelors of Science degrees in Chemisty, Biochemistry, Chemistry Education, and Polymers and Coatings. For more information on ACS Certified Degrees please visit the ACS's webpage discussing the importance of being an ACS Certified chemist or biochemist.