1.9k Bachelor's degrees in Chemistry in North America

Chemical and Physical Sciences at the University of Alberta seeks answers to these fundamental questions: What are matter and energy? How can matter and energy be transformed? How do scientists study and measure matter and energy in complex systems?

Forensics (Chemistry and Biochemistry) program at The University of Southern Mississippi is broad based and designed using the recommendations of the Technical Work Group on Education and Training in Forensic Science (TWGED).

Chemistry Education offered by Indiana University South Bend is aligned with the developmental standards for both the middle school/junior high and high school levels as defined by the Indiana Department of Education

Fermentation Science from Eastern Michigan University provides the technical background and practical skills necessary for a career in fermentation-related fields, including beer, wine, or cheese manufacturing.

The Chemical Biology and Biochemistry Bachelor of Science at Purdue University is a rigorous full-time programme delivered at the West Lafayette campus. This interdisciplinary degree combines biology and chemistry to explore molecular processes, preparing students for careers in research, medicine, and drug development.

The Medicinal Chemistry at University of New Brunswick has national accreditation under the Canadian Society for Chemistry and includes both Major and Honours program options.

The Chemistry (Biological) programme at Memorial University of Newfoundland is a four-year, full-time public degree. This B.Sc. provides a rigorous foundation in chemical sciences with a strong biological focus, preparing students for specialisation in biological systems, medical careers, or advanced graduate research.

Forensic chemists apply knowledge from chemistry, biology and genetics to analyze evidence found at crime scenes or in the bodies of crime suspects. The Forensic Chemistry major at California Baptist University prepares students to be competitive for entry-level employment in forensic science-related positions while also providing a strong background in chemistry that can lead to other careers. 

Chemists are problem solvers. They think analytically and embrace equations and formulas. They study matter—and what they do matters. Advances in chemistry impact fields including medicine, environmental science, and nanotechnology. Students in the Chemistry-Cell and Molecular Biology, Biochemistry program at Colby College will all study this and more.

Chemistry majors at Hollins University receive expert theoretical and practical instruction in an intimate classroom setting. Depending on the program completed, students will qualify for graduate study in the following areas: chemistry, biochemistry, environmental chemistry, chemical engineering, medicine, veterinary medicine, and pharmacy.

Our Chemistry  at the College at Brockport SUNY  degree will give you a foundation in organic, inorganic, analytical, and physical chemistry to prepare you for a wide range of careers. With electives, you can build on these bases and tailor your education to your goals.

The Chemistry- Forensic Science Major is offered by Southern Arkansas University. This degree program is for students interested in the world of forensic science.  

The Comprehensive Science High School Licensure In Chemistry program at University of North Carolina Greensboro provides a strong background in chemistry as well as licensure for high school chemistry teaching.

The Chemistry at Andrews University offers a comprehensive learning experience in the chemical sciences with significant bench-top laboratory experiences using the latest in chemical instrumentation. 

Shawnee State University offers a comprehensive Chemistry, Industrial BS program, providing students with specialized training in industrial chemistry and preparing them for careers in chemical manufacturing, quality control, and product development.

The Chemistry - Materials Science program from Purdue University Northwest provides a strong background in chemistry with a focus in polymers, catalysis and materials engineering. You’ll graduate well prepared for cutting-edge jobs creating 21st-century materials.

The Chemistry - Science of the Environment degree from University of Illinois Springfield is useful for students seeking a career in environmental technology or government agencies.

The BA in Chemistry at Drexel University is designed for students who want a foundational education in chemistry and the flexibility to select courses in other fields.

Chemistry majors at Baker University learn the importance of mastering chemistry in the real world using cutting-edge instrumentation, which will make you career ready or prepare you for graduate school.

The Environmental Science, Chemistry from University of Central Arkansas aims to promote, enhance, and contribute to the science of biology by offering undergraduate and graduate degree programs, engaging in biological research and actively assisting the individuals and organizations in our community.