Chemistry - Concordia College at Moorhead

Chemistry from Concordia College at Moorhead is a Campus Bachelor Chemistry degree that prepares you for a Science career. The chemistry department at Concordia College is approved by the American Chemical Society (ACS). Approval indicates that the department has the facilities, faculty, and curriculum to provide undergraduate education in chemistry according to guidelines established by the ACS. The chemistry department faculty has agreed upon the following list of goals that graduating seniors are to develop by the time they complete the chemistry major. The chemistry department provides learning experiences that prepare students to achieve the following outcomes: have a firm understanding of the core principles of chemistry as they apply to each of the major subdivisions of the discipline be able to effectively communicate their knowledge of the field, both through writing and speaking be comfortable and competent in the use of modern technology for the acquisition, analysis, and presentation of chemical data and information possess good problem-solving skills and be able to apply these skills both independently and collaboratively be able to gather experimental data safely and accurately using a wide variety of laboratory instruments and methods be able to apply their knowledge of chemistry to the explanation and interpretation of new or unfamiliar chemical information be able to select, interpret and utilize relevant scientific literature from a variety of sources including libraries, electronic databases, and the Internet understand and honor the ethical issues related to the use and misuse of chemical information and materials be able to apply their knowledge and skills to professional experiences such as teaching, conducting research, and participating in internships gain an understanding of the relationship of chemistry to other sciences and to the needs of society as a whole View more details on Concordia College at Moorhead . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Chemistry courses.