Chemistry and Biochemistry, M.S.

Master of Science

The minimum semester-hour requirement for the M.S. degree is thirty semester hours including six semester hours of CHE 5V99 Thesis.

Lecture Courses
Lecture course work in the major area9
Additional lecture course work outside the major area6
Chemistry Courses
CHE 5260Scientific Communication2
CHE 5101Responsible Conduct of Research1
CHE 5050Chemistry Colloquium (Register every Fall/Spring)0
Additional Requirements
Additional lecture and/or research course work as determined by the thesis committee 110
Pre-candidacy Seminar
CHE 5150Graduate Seminar1
Defense Seminar
CHE 5150Graduate Seminar1
Thesis
CHE 5V99Thesis6
Total Hours36
1

i.e. CHE 5V98 Graduate Research

Note: Students are not directly admitted into the M.S. program.  The maximum time limit for the completion of the M.S. degree is five years.  A typical time frame for completion of M.S. is 2-3 years.

Master of Science (Non-Thesis)

The minimum semester-hour requirement for the M.S. non-thesis degree is thirty semester hours.

Lecture Courses
Lecture course work in the major area9
Additional lecture course work outside the major area6
Chemistry Courses
CHE 5260Scientific Communication2
CHE 5101Responsible Conduct of Research1
CHE 5050Chemistry Colloquium (Register every Fall/Spring semester)0
Additional Requirements
Additional lecture and/or research course work 111
Pre-candidacy Seminar
CHE 5150Graduate Seminar1
Total Hours30
1

i.e. CHE 5V98 Graduate Research

Note: Students are not directly admitted into the non-thesis M.S. program.  The maximum time limit for the completion of the M.S. degree is five years.  A typical time frame for completion of M.S. is 2-3 years.