The chemistry major and minor at Rosemont College includes the breadth and integration found in traditional chemistry curricula, the ability to learn about experimental design and the opportunity to engage in problem solving.
The undergraduate, Bachelor of Arts degree in chemistry requires students to take courses including a year of General Chemistry, a year of Organic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, and Biochemistry. Supporting courses include Physics and Calculus. This rigorous program of study provides opportunity for the needs of individual students to be met with elective courses and provides a firm foundation for planning for graduate school, medical school, teaching, or a variety of chemistry-related careers in healthcare, government, and industry.
Internships and research opportunities, while not required within the major, are a typical part of the student's chemistry experience at Rosemont College.
Highlights for the Chemistry Major
- Undergraduate Major and Minor in Chemistry; Biochemistry Minor.
- Student Internships in Chemistry
- Preparation for Medical or Dental School, graduate programs, secondary education or work in the chemical industry.