Degree Pathway for Master of Science in Chemistry, Sustainable Chemistry Specialization

A minimum of 30 credits is required for the Master of Science degree in Chemistry.
Required for Sustainable Chemistry Specialization
Course NumberCourse NameCredits
Total15
CHEM.5130Spectroscopy3
CHEM.5221Solid State Materials Chemistry3
CHEM.5190Sustainable Chemistry3
CHEM.5680Structural Analysis 3
POLY.5050Polymer Preparation and Characterization 3
Additional Courses for the Sustainable Chemistry Specialization (Choose 2)
Course NumberCourse NameCredits
Total6
CHEM.5230Organic Reaction Mechanisms 3
CHEM.5240Organic Synthesis3
CHEM.5260Chromatography3
CHEM.5360Advanced Materials Chemistry I3
CHEM.5660Nanomaterials and Nanostructures3
CHEM.5430Modern Inorganic Chemistry3
CHEM.5500Biochemistry 3
CHEM.5800Advanced Analytical Biochemistry3
CHEM.5750Machine Learning and AI in Energy Applications3
CHEM.5850Modern Organic Chemistry3
CHEM.5950Supermolecular Chemistry3
CHEM.6720Surface and Colloid Chemistry3
POLY.5040Advanced Polymer Science II3
POLY.5110Biopolymers3
POLY.5050Polymer Preparation and Characterization3
21 credits are accounted for above, thus 3 free electives may be taken. Students who want to do a thesis should discuss with their graduate coordinators to fulfill 12 credits of research.
For a non-thesis MS, choose any 4 graduate level (5000 level or above) chemistry courses (worth the final 12 credits to complete 30 credits). The Non-thesis Master of Science degree requires 30 credits of course work earned in 3-credit graduate courses exclusive of seminar and colloquium (CHEM.6010CHEM.6020CHEM.6030CHEM.6040).
Total Credits = 30

Last updated: 11/1/24