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Chemistry - PhD
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College of Science
Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
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Doctor of Philosophy
To earn the PhD in chemistry or biochemistry, a student must successfully complete a core curriculum of courses and other courses as approved by a supervisory committee. In addition, preliminary examinations (both oral and written) must be passed and research in a field of specialization must be conducted. The final requirement is the writing and defense of a dissertation before the student’s supervisory committee. Chemistry Course Requirements
Every MS and PhD student in the chemistry program must complete the courses required for their specialization: Analytical—CHEM 7600 , CHEM 7610 ; Inorganic—CHEM 6500 , CHEM 6510 ; Organic—CHEM 6300 , CHEM 7300 , CHEM 7310 ; or Physical Chemistry—CHEM 6010 , CHEM 6020 , CHEM 7020 . Both MS and PhD students must complete a total of at least 15 credits in coursework, exclusive of seminar and research credit. The Program of Study is approved by the student’s supervisory committee. A total of 30 credits is required for the MS degree and a total of 60 credits is required for the PhD. Beginning students who already hold an MS degree need 30 credits to complete the PhD program. |
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