Chemistry - Columbus State University

Chemistry from Columbus State University is a Campus Bachelor Chemistry degree that prepares you for a Science career. The baccalaureate degree programs in chemistry are designed to offer students a solid background in general, organic, inorganic, analytical, and physical chemistry as well as exposure to applied chemistry , biochemistry, spectroscopy, and instrumental analysis. Graduates are expected to appreciate both qualitative and quantitative interpretation, to think independently, and to apply skills and knowledge of chemistry to real-world problems. The Bachelor of Arts degree program is designed for students interested in attending professional schools of medicine, dentistry or pharmacy. In addition to the general degree requirements, the BA in Chemistry requires satisfactory completion of courses in mathematics, physics, and biology. These provide a broad foundation in the field and permit flexibility for evolving and changing student interests. A broad range of upper-level elective courses exists to expose students to modern fields within the chemical sciences and to help students broaden their college experience. The mission of the Chemistry division of the Department of Chemistry and Geology at Columbus State University is: to provide students with a thorough undergraduate education in the fundamental principles of chemistry which will enable them to compete in a global society to prepare students for graduate and/or professional schools to prepare students for teaching careers in chemistry in Georgia and beyond to prepare students for research/technical careers in the chemical industry in the region and beyond to promote science education and environmental science in the local community and beyond to provide service to our geographic region in the chemical sciences through university-community partnerships Expected Outcomes Graduates will be able to: demonstrate knowledge of the diverse areas of chemistry, both theoretical and practical communicate the rapidly changing field of chemical knowledge effectively estimate and interpret chemical information in the context of the day-to-day events demonstrate skills in quantitative and qualitative problem-solving related to the chemical sciences demonstrate theoretical knowledge of chemical instrumentation, including the operation of microprocessor controlled instruments integrate the usage of computers in chemistry think independently and apply chemical knowledge to a problem demonstrate knowledge of safety methodologies used in the chemical laboratory enter into employment in the chemical industry or into graduate or professional schools View more details on Columbus State University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Chemistry courses.