Chemistry
Master
In Muncie (USA)
Description
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Type
Master
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Location
Muncie (USA)
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Duration
Flexible
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Start date
Different dates available
Earning a master’s degree in chemistry at Ball State has several advantages:
challenging and relevant courses
camaraderie and collaboration among students and faculty
enthusiastic, knowledgeable professors
small class sizes
great opportunities for research/thesis experience
excellent research facilities and instrumentation
superb reputation with organizations in chemical industry and Ph.D. granting institutions
Ball State offers two types of master’s degrees in chemistry: the master of science (MS) and master of arts (MA) in chemistry. Both are two-year programs, and the core curriculum for both is the same. However, the MS requires a research-based thesis, while the MA requires a research paper.
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About this course
Content in a broad range of chemistry topics
Research methods in specific area of faculty interest
Use of state-of-the-art instruments
Most students will also gain valuable experience teaching as part of an assistantship program
Earning a master’s degree has several advantages. You will strengthen your hand in your career search. Plus, a master’s degree can help you earn a higher salary. Based on information from the American Chemical Society (ACS), the difference in income between a bachelor's and master's is $2,000 to $5,000. Your master’s degree can open doors for a successful chemistry career at companies like:
AIT Laboratories
Covance
Dow AgroSciences
Element Materials Technology
Eli Lilly and Company
Pfizer
Procter & Gamble
Roche Diagnostics
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Subjects
- Science
- Sciences
- Arts track
- Chemistry
- Chemistry Research
- Chemistry background
- Biology
- Biochemistry
- Engineering
- Chemical Engineering
- Education
Course programme
This program consists of 30 credits in either a master of science or master of arts track.
Students who apply for the master's program in chemistry must have earned a bachelor’s degree in chemistry or in a field with a substantial chemistry background, such as chemical education, chemical engineering, biochemistry, or biology.
CreditsTotal: 30
CoursesA few of the classes you will take include:
- CHEM 500 Chemical Communications
- CHEM 563 Principles of Biochemistry 1
- CHEM 626 Advanced Analytical Chemistry
- CHEM 636 Advanced Organic Chemistry
- CHEM 646 Advanced Physical Chemistry
- CHEM 670 Research in Chemistry
- CHEM 673 Chemistry Seminar
Chemistry