University of Michigan - Flint

University of Michigan-Flint

Chemistry

Chemistry Major


Why study Chemistry?

You want to decode and solve scientific problems. You want a degree that will give you career options. Your degree in Chemistry will prepare you to excel in a variety of fields, giving you flexibility to follow your dreams.

 

Why study Chemistry at the University of Michigan–Flint?

  • Preparation. Take full advantage of small class sizes – both for lectures and for labs. You benefit from close interaction with faculty. Practical application is emphasized. Don’t just read about experiments – perform them and see the results for yourself.
  • Options. Choose from programs in General Chemistry, Biochemistry, or Environmental Chemistry. All three program options lead to American Chemical Society certification. Your Chemistry degree also prepares you to enter any number of competitive graduate programs to further your education.
  • Enhance.  Go beyond the basics. Challenge yourself to grow as a student. Go after one of the cooperative work experiences available through area employers, get involved with research projects our faculty are working on, or choose to be a part of our prestigious Honors Program.
  • Teach. Take your Chemistry degree one step further. Add a teaching certificate to your résumé and teach the youth of tomorrow. Upon completing the coursework and passing the certification test, you will be certified to teach Chemistry to students in grades 7-12.
  • Leadership. Get involved. Join one of the many student organizations on campus, including the Chemistry Club. Get to know other students in your major, visit chemistry labs, form study groups, and have fun.

 

What can I do with a degree in Chemistry from the University of Michigan–Flint?

A degree in Chemistry presents you with a wide variety of options. Many of our graduates choose to pursue graduate or professional school. Some of our graduates pursue employment in the following fields:

 

  • Research
  • Education
  • Pharmacology
  • Marine Science
  • Bioengineering
  • Food Science
  • Biochemistry

 

Click here to visit the UM-Flint Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry web site.