William Paterson University is offering a unique program: MS in Materials Chemistry.
It involves a cutting-edge curriculum focused on the design and synthesis of next-generation materials. The program provides practical, employment-oriented training, and facilitates the advanced study of physical, chemical, and electromagnetic properties of biomaterials, nano-materials, polymers and other modern materials.
More information can be found here. Questions can be sent to chauhanbps@wpunj.edu.
The University of Washington is directing a Master of Science in Applied Chemical Science and Technology Program. This program allows students to learn how to harness and apply tools to solve real-world problems and make scientific advances.
Students can earn a degree in one year or pursue two years on a thesis track. The program teaches skills required for applied chemistry jobs, chemical instrumentation and cheminformatics, and get hands-on experience in tools and techniques. The estimated cost per credit is $691; the estimated total cost for a 36-credit non-thesis track is $24,867; and the estimated total cost for a 48-credit thesis track is $33,168.
There is an information session on January 4, 2023 from 4-5 P.M. PST. You can RSVP for the information session here.
The application deadline is January 31, 2023. You can learn more about the program and apply here. A flyer with further information can be found here. Any questions can be sent to acstadvising@uw.edu.
Graduating with a B.S. in Chemistry or Biochemistry and looking for a graduate school? Consider applying to Texas A&M Commerce’s chemistry M.S. program!
The university offers several different programs, so you can choose the track that best fits your future goals. The Professional Chemistry track offers concentrations in Analytical, Biochemistry, Inorganic, Organic, or Physical chemistry. Professional Chemical Business provides a strong foundation in business management and applies your knowledge to the chemical industry. The Professional Chemical Education track enhances your classroom skills and expands your chemistry knowledge. These options open doors to a wide variety of career opportunities.
Request more application information from Chemistry Graduate Advisor, Dr. Bukuo Ni at Bukuo.Ni@tamuc.edu.
University of Notre Dame will host a virtual information session for their Entrepreneurship, Technology, & Innovation Master’s program (known as the ESTEEM Graduate Program) on Monday November 16th at 5:30 pm. The ESTEEM Graduate Program runs for 11 months and uniquely combines science with business. At this program, students will have the opportunity to learn how to start their own businesses, raise money for new businesses, how to launch products, and other relevant topics in entrepreneurship.
You may find the information for the Zoom event below:
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If you are graduating this spring with a B.S. in Chemistry or Biochemistry you might consider pursuing a Master of Science degree in Chemistry at Texas A&M University-Commerce.
The Professional Chemistry Thesis track offers concentrations in Analytical Chemistry, Biochemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Chemistry or Physical Chemistry. There are also two professional non-thesis tracks offered: Professional Chemical Business Track and Professional Chemical Education Track.
Any student interested in applying to the program for Fall semester 2020, can follow the instructions in the flyer or contact Dr. Laurence Angel (Laurence.Angel@tamuc.edu) for additional information.
Interested in becoming a math or science teacher after graduation? Apply for Ohio University’s Noyce Teaching Fellowship Program!
As part of this program, you will:
Applications for 2020 will be accepted from December 1, 2019 until March 30, 2020. Apply and find more information here.
If you have further questions, please contact rallyforstem@ohio.edu.
Are you a graduating chemistry or biochemistry student? Consider applying to Purdue University’s Professional Masters Program at the Davidson School of Chemical Engineering. They are currently accepting applications for Autumn 2019. The program offers affordable tuition, a flexible curriculum, research opportunities that provide interaction with industry leaders, and opportunity for employment in the chemical process industry.
Click here to learn more about the program.
You can apply here if you are interested. They are accepting applications until May 1, 2019.
The University of Kentucky is now offering a Masters degree in Forensic Toxicology and Analytical Genetics. This degree focuses on both Forensic Toxicology/Chemistry and Analytical Genetics/DNA, and is currently accepting applications for fall semester, 2019.
The Forensic Toxicology and Analytical Genetics degree will provide students with two internships which will prepare students for their careers, as well as preparation for courtroom testimony. Students who are interested may contact Dr. Isabel Mellon or the department of Toxicology and Cancer Biology. More information about the degree and the application process can be found on their website.
Texas A&M University Commerce is now accepting applications for Spring 2019! Looking for the right M.S program for Chemistry? TAMU-Commerce has three different Master of Science in Chemistry programs to explore.
Thesis Option:
Non-Thesis Options:
Check out their website for more details on the programs, or contact the Graduate Advisor Dr. Laurence Angel or Department Head Dr. T. West. You can apply now with ApplyTexas!
Senior undergraduate students who are studying chemistry are invited to apply to the Cornell Master’s of Engineering program. They are accepting applications until January 15, 2020, so apply now! See this