Applied Chemistry

Program Summary

The Master's degree program in Applied Chemistry focuses on combining chemistry and engineering.

Scientists in the program can learn more aspects of chemistry, such as nanomaterials, corrosion science, analytical chemistry, liquid chromatography and spectrum. Students can also study natural resources, environmental pollution, occupational health and safety, risk management and environmental toxicology. Courses may also include physical chemistry and materials, such as colloidal chemistry, nanobiotechnology, and photolysis. Programs may include a research project that allows participants to place their studies on practical use.

Completing a program can enable an individual to develop advanced research skills that can then be applied to a career career. In addition, students can learn skills that enable them to make new discoveries in the field of applied chemistry.