Apply your chemistry knowledge and skills in the context of environmental science.
Whether interested in water and land conservation, agricultural sustainability, or pollution and toxicology monitoring, Chemistry–Environmental Science graduates will be well prepared for this highly dynamic and interdisciplinary field.
This chemistry foundation produces a deep scientific understanding that leads to new connections and scientific questions useful in researching and pursuing solutions to environmental problems. Environmental Science courses provide an interdisciplinary grasp of complex natural processes and infuse societal health and sustainability into the Chemistry curriculum.
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The Arboretum contains a variety of ecosystems used for teaching course material and faculty-student research.
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Patricia Stan
Department Chair and Associate Professor of Chemistry
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Allison Hunt
Assistant to the Dean, School of Natural & Applied Sciences