Chemistry - Oral Roberts University

Chemistry from Oral Roberts University is a Campus Bachelor Chemistry degree that prepares you for a Science career. Program Overview The chemistry major at ORU provides a curriculum and educational environment that encourages professional competence in chemistry, coupled with Christian faith. A rigorous, medically oriented program, the chemistry major is designed to provide a working knowledge of chemical concepts, state of the art training for graduate school or immediate employment, opportunities to broaden skills through the concepts of chemistry as well as opportunities to work in chemical companies and industrial research. The following core values are incorporated throughout the ORU Chemistry Department: Informational accuracy and relevance to the major Attention to detail within knowledge of the broader context Development of a personal Christian worldview Academic success coupled with growth in leadership and communication skills A successful chemistry major is hard-working and disciplined. They approach the world logically and analytically and thrive in problem solving. While they are willing to engage in new ideas and concepts, they are also willing to fail. Outcomes The Chemistry Department offers excellent preparation for challenging, exciting, and rewarding careers in many different areas. With a degree in chemistry career opportunities are possible in: Organic synthesis, drug design, biochemistry and pharmaceutical Engineering, polymers, toxicology, forensics and medicinal chemistry Teaching at the college or secondary education level Research and development Chemical analysis Course Offerings Include Organic Chemistry Lecture/Lab Quantitative Analysis Lecture/Lab Physical Chemistry Lecture/Lab Chemical Instrumentation Lecture Chemical Instrumentation Laboratory Chemistry Research Inorganic Chemistry Recombinant DNA Technology Oncological Chemistry Biochemistry Lecture View more details on Oral Roberts University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Chemistry courses.