9 Atmospheric Chemistry BSc Degree Programs

This major provides students with a strong foundation in chemistry and in the environmental sciences. As an environmental chemist, you’ll monitor what is in the air, water, and soil to study the effects chemicals have on our environment. Environmental chemistry majors take courses in a variety of disciplines and are prepared to work in this rapidly growing, interdisciplinary field. The liberal arts education you'll receive at Thiel College ensures that you’ll possess the scientific literacy and problem-solving skills associated with all the main branches of chemistry.

This BSc in Chemistry with a focus on the Atmosphere and the Environment offers students a chance to explore how chemical processes impact our planet. The program covers key areas like atmospheric che...

The Bachelor of Science in Chemistry prepares you to pursue professional careers in the chemical industry, graduate work in chemistry, or other fields that require a strong chemistry background with a foundation in all five of the major subdisciplines of chemistry.

Chemistry is an exciting, diverse field. The discipline of working in chemistry gives you habits of mind that serve you well throughout your life.

Chemistry is often referred to as the central science. It interfaces with and illuminates numerous disciplines, including physics, biology, forestry, and geology. Sewanee's course in general chemistry serves future majors and students from such other disciplines by providing a solid foundation in the central organizational principles of chemistry.

Chemistry is the fundamental makeup of the world around us. Chemistry at the University of St. Thomas prepares you for various careers after graduation with a rigorous American Chemical Society-certified curriculum.

Chemistry is in and all around us. From the clothes we wear to the medicine we take, the food we eat, and the cells that make up our bodies, humans are part of a chemical universe.

Basic knowledge of – and appreciation for – chemistry is vital in today’s highly technical society. Humans, planet Earth, and the rest of the universe are chemical entities; to overlook this is to lose a very important perspective on the nature of humanity and its connection to the world around them.

Students will acquire important skills and methods for scientific research, analysis, and synthesis with this major.