Chemistry Environmental - Roger Williams University

Chemistry Environmental from Roger Williams University is a Campus Bachelor Enviroment degree that prepares you for a Science career. This course of study expands the student?s knowledge of the environment and how best to live in it, particularly from a chemical point of view. Studies dealing with actual environmental problems in modern society provide students with the logical scientific framework and develop the intellectual power necessary for finding possible solutions and deciding upon the more desirable ones. Emphasis is on laboratory and field studies designed to develop the skills and techniques necessary for analyzing environmental problems. Students may pursue either the Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science. The Bachelor of Science in chemistry with an environmental concentration prepares students for positions in industry and governmental agencies. Employment opportunities include: state health departments, municipal sewage treatment plants, environmental protection agencies, Army Corps of Engineers, industrial consulting firms, and chemical industries. Degree Requirements Chemistry majors who elect the environmental concentration must satisfy University Core Curriculum requirements and the College speech requirement, COMM 210. Chemistry majors with the environmental concentration must successfully complete the following courses and sufficient electives to total at least 120 credits. Requirements for the Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry with an Environmental Concentration MATH - 135 or above - Precalculus A or above BIO - 111 - Biology I and Lab BIO - 112 - Biology II and Lab or NATSC 104 - Principles of Oceanography and Lab CHEM - 191, 192 - Principles of Chemistry I and II and Labs CHEM - 201, 202 - Environmental Chemistry I and II and Labs and 16 credit hours of Chemistry courses at the 300 or 400 level. Requirements for the Bachelor of Science in Chemistry with an Environmental Concentration (ACS accredited) CHEM - 191, 192 - Principles of Chemistry I and II and Labs CHEM - 301, 302 - Organic Chemistry I and II and Labs CHEM - 311 - Analytical Chemistry and Lab CHEM - 312 - Instrumental Methods of Analysis and Lab CHEM - 320 - Inorganic Chemistry and Lab CHEM - 390 - Biochemistry and Lab CHEM - 391, 392 - Physical Chemistry I and II and Labs CHEM - 421 - Advanced Chemistry Lab I CHEM - 434 - Advanced Environmental Chemistry CHEM - 450 - Research in the Chemical Sciences MATH - 213, 214 - Calculus I and II and Labs PHYS - 201, 202 - Principles of Physics I and II and Labs View more details on Roger Williams University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Enviroment courses.