| Introduction to Research |
CHM 501 |
2 |
| Graduate Seminar |
CHM 595 |
2 |
| Thesis Research |
CHM 599 |
3-6 |
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| plus nine to fifteen hours from the following
core courses: |
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| Advanced Organic Chemistry |
CHM 516 |
3 |
| Advanced Physical Chemistry |
CHM 521 |
3 |
| Advanced Analytical Chemistry |
CHM 536 |
3 |
| Advanced Inorganic Chemistry |
CHM 546 |
3 |
| Advanced Biochemistry |
CHM 568 |
3 |
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| plus five to fourteen hours from the following: |
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Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
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CHM 512 |
3 |
| Physical Organic Chemistry |
CHM 515 |
3 |
| Medicinal Chemistry |
CHM 517 |
3 |
| Neurochemistry |
CHM 519 |
3 |
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Quantum Mechanics |
CHM 520 |
3 |
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Rates and Mechanisms |
CHM 522 |
3 |
| Computational Chemistry |
CHM 525 |
3 |
| Inorganic Chemistry |
CHM 545 |
3 |
| Aquatic Chemistry |
CHM 574 |
3 |
| Chemical Oceanography |
CHM 575 |
3 |
| Chemical and Physical Analysis of Seawater
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CHM 576/PHY 576 |
3 |
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Role of the Oceans in Human Health
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CHM 579/MSC 579 |
3 |
| Industrial and Polymer Chemistry |
CHM 585 |
3 |
| Special Topics |
CHM 590 |
1-3 |
| Directed Independent Study |
CHM 591 |
3-6 |
Comprehensive Examination: The
comprehensive exam
is based on the core courses taken and theoretical foundations of research work. The comprehensive exam must be taken
in the semester following the completion of the core courses.
Research: A research advisor must be selected
while taking CHM 501. Part of CHM 501 requires a written research
prospectus and an oral defense of that prospectus.
Options: Up to 8 hours of graduate credit may be
earned in another department.
Degree Requirements:
30 hours of graduate course credit and a
thesis involving an oral defense. A minimum GPA of 3.0 in all
graduate courses is also required.
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