Chemistry - Rhode Island College

Chemistry from Rhode Island College is a Campus Bachelor Chemistry degree that prepares you for a Science career. Chemistry BS, Biological Chemistry Concentration The Bachelor of Science program now has a Biological Chemistry concentration option and is certified by the American Chemical Society. The Biological Chemistry B.S. provides a solid foundation in the five areas of chemistry (organic, inorganic, analytical, physical and biochemistry) while providing hands-on biochemistry laboratory experience. Students in the biological chemistry concentration are required to complete an intensive 3 credit laboratory course in addition to 3 credits of Independent study (research) Students may also choose to do an Honors Thesis. Electives in computer science, mathematics and physics are also recommended. Chemistry BS, Professional Chemistry Concentration The Bachelor of Science program in chemistry is certified by the American Chemical Society to prepare students for professional chemistry careers in industry, government or academia. The B.S. degree is also excellent preparation for entrance into a PhD program. At lease three hours of Independent Study (research) is required for the BS. Students may also choose to do an Honors Thesis. There are several research projects underway in biochemistry, environmental chemistry , organic chemistry and toxicology from which to choose for your research participation. Electives in biology, computer science, and physics are highly recommended. Chemistry BA The Bachelor of Arts program is less specialized than the Bachelor of Science program and includes more electives. Students may consider courses in management, biology, physics, and computer science. Many chemistry BA majors choose to minor in biology, math, or physics in preparation for various careers in chemistry and other technology and biotechnology industries. When combined with biology electives, this program is an ideal basic preparation for careers in medicine, dentistry or environmental science. Although it is not required for a BA, some independent study or other research participation is highly recommended and many projects are available in the department. View more details on Rhode Island College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Chemistry courses.