Chemistry - Nazareth College of Rochester

Chemistry from Nazareth College of Rochester is a Campus Bachelor Chemistry degree that prepares you for a Science career. Developing new medicines, solving forensic riddles, creating green technologies. The study of chemistry at Nazareth College prepares students for numerous career opportunities, not only as research scientists and science teachers, but as problem solvers in a variety of fields. Our students not only learn science, they learn how to be independent scientists. Research opportunities are offered as early as freshman year with a strong emphasis on modern lab techniques and problem solving. Students are also taught how to read and write like a scientist, so they can fully understand and utilize scientific journals and other key research. Close working relationships with the dynamic faculty makes work both challenging and fun. Innovation is at the heart of our teaching. Students have made biodiesel fuel from French fry oil, studied the chemical properties of winemaking, and examined molecular design from the perspectives of biology, chemistry, and medicine. Under the guidance of faculty, students have the opportunity to do independent, inquiry-based research on their topic of interest. Program Highlights Prepares students for graduate study, careers in industry and research, science education and professional programs in medicine, pharmacy, and dentistry. Accredited by the National Chemical Society. Students enjoy individualized attention from faculty. Professors closely supervise and guide students in the development and implementation of their research projects. Extensive training in modern lab techniques as well as experience managing projects. Reading and writing are central to the chemistry major. Students learn how to communicate like a scientist. Participation in community service at Rochester Museum and Science Center and Lab Day, where they mentor young students in chemistry. View more details on Nazareth College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Chemistry courses.