The need for chemists across a vast array of fields makes this a rewarding scientific career choice. DelVal’s B.S. in Chemistry degree is approved and certified by the American Chemical Society -- making its graduates highly desirable in both the competitive job and grad school arenas.
Why Study Chemistry at DelVal?
- Our chemistry degree has been approved by the American Chemical Society for more than 50 years. Both the rigor and requirements of a certified degree confer a credential that is nationally recognized and valued by potential employers and graduate schools.
- DelVal’s program not only establishes a strong scientific foundation that meets the demands of a career at the baccalaureate level but also provides the background to pursue advanced studies at the graduate level.
- You will get hands-on experience in both qualitative and quantitative methods in your first year in our state-of-the-art laboratories.
- You will study the traditional areas of chemistry (analytical, biochemical, general, inorganic, organic, and physical), as well as mathematics and physics.
- Faculty mentor and guide you on your career path whether that is graduate school or employment in the industry upon graduation.
CHEMISTRY AT-A-GLANCE
Delaware Valley University prepares students with a solid foundation in chemistry and options for specialization.
Sample Courses:
- Organic Chemistry with lab
- Analytical Chemistry 1 and 2 with labs
- Physical Chemistry 1, 2 and 3 with labs
- Inorganic Chemistry
- Advanced Inorganic Chemistry Lab
- Advanced Organic Chemistry
- Organic Analysis with lab
- Medicinal Chemistry
- Marine Chemistry
- Biochemistry
- Advanced Biochemistry
Recommended Minors
- Agribusiness
- Business Administration
- Communication
- Food Systems
- One Health Communication
- Policy Studies
- Writing
In our biochemistry specialization, you will participate in in-depth discussion of the metabolism, signaling, and regulations in living organisms with an emphasis on key metabolites and recurring chemical patterns. You will also have opportunities for hands-on experiences with activities related to topics such as protein purification, enzyme analysis, and computer-aided protein structural analysis.
Much More Than an Internship Program
The Experience360 Program gives you the opportunity to apply classroom lessons to real-world experiences in the field of chemistry. In addition to valuable internships, E360 includes career exploration including hiring trends and salaries, opportunities for student research, week-long study abroad, leadership development and community service.
Are you a transfer student? The National Science Foundation (NSF) Scholarships in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (S-STEM) Program is a federally funded scholarship program designed for transfer students with financial need who are majoring in biology, chemistry, conservation and wildlife management, environmental science, or horticulture.
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