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Elements that Help You Stand Out
Chemistry is often referred to as the “central science” because of its close connection to the other sciences and its utility in both fundamental and applied research. Because of the breadth and flexibility of Taylor's Chemistry and Biochemistry programs, you'll be able to finely tune your degree to best reach your goals.
We believe that the study of chemistry will strengthen your faith in the creator God through the order, precision and purpose apparent in the physical world. Along with rigorous classes and hands-on laboratory experiences, you will be challenged to engage with scripture and your faith throughout your program of study.
As a Chemistry graduate, you'll be well-prepared for life after college.
Work in a state-of-the-art environment directly with faculty. You’ll gain a significant amount of seat time with spectroscopic, spectrometric, electrochemical, chromatographic, and hybrid analytical instrumentations.
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The open-concept laboratory spaces in the Euler Science Complex provide an excellent learning environment. Project-oriented lab exercises and research projects develop your creative and critical thinking skills necessary for investigating real-world problems.
The 1,064 square foot chemical instrumentation laboratory houses an impressive selection of American Chemistry Society standard analytical tools which are dedicated solely for undergraduate use.
Students studying chemistry have numerous opportunities to grow in and out of the classroom.
Opportunities for research are available during semesters or over the summer.
Complete a semester of course work, develop Spanish fluency, work as an intern, help a global health outreach program, assist in an operating room, complete clinical labs, and visit medical schools during this health professions-focused semester experience in Cuenca, Ecuador.
Join Taylor’s chapter of the American Chemical Society and use your talents to volunteer in the Grant County community.
Dr. Tricia Stan hosts a club for women chemistry majors to create intentional relationships, discuss what it means to be a female in a male-dominated discipline, and enjoy lots of tea and desserts.
Enjoy fellowship and thought-provoking conversation with your classmates and professors over a delicious meal.
Listen to chemists and other scientific professionals share new developments in chemistry and talk about their experiences in the chemistry industry.
Department Chair and Associate Professor of Chemistry
Chemistry Lab Manager & Chemical Hygiene Officer
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Assistant to the Dean, School of Natural & Applied Sciences
Associate Professor of Chemistry
Professor of Chemistry
Professor of Chemistry
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Health Professions Coordinator
Forensic Scientist Protects the Innocent
Jacob Scott ’18 works for the Indiana State Police as a forensic scientist, testing evidence from crime scenes for the presence of controlled substances.
Chemistry Professor Leads Students in Cancer, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s Research
Dr. Vincent Sichula's work in pharmaceutical drug development and other areas of medical research doesn't happen alone. His students play a critical role.
Pre-Med Student Attends DeBakey Summer Surgery Program
This past summer, Nehemiah Rao ‘23, a recent Biochemistry graduate, had the opportunity to intern in the DeBakey Summer Surgery Program through Baylor College of Medicine.
Taylor Student Magnifies Joy
Brayden Gogis '26, a Mechanical Engineering and Biochemistry double-major in his second year at Taylor, has set out to help others better evaluate areas of joy in their lives.
Summer Research Projects Grow Depth of Knowledge
Most classes may have been out for the summer, but faculty-mentored research projects in music, biology, biochemistry, engineering, and more were in full swing across campus.
Running Towards a Medical Career
Alex Helmuth is a Biochemistry Pre-Med major with minors in Spanish and Philosophy, a cross country and track athlete, volunteers at the Diabetes Clinic, and works as a medical scribe.
Taylor’s Chemistry and Biochemistry Program Certified by American Chemical Society
Taylor University’s Chemistry and Biochemistry program has been designated as an Approved Program by the American Chemical Society, an organization widely recognized as the premier governing organization in the field of chemistry.
Chemistry Majors Inspire Next Generation of Scientists
Taylor’s STEM majors inspire the next generation of scientists and researchers by leading activities in museums, collaborating with local schools, and even setting up their own science camps.
Forensic Scientist Protects the Innocent
Jacob Scott ’18 works for the Indiana State Police as a forensic scientist, testing evidence from crime scenes for the presence of controlled substances.
Chemistry Professor Leads Students in Cancer, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s Research
Dr. Vincent Sichula's work in pharmaceutical drug development and other areas of medical research doesn't happen alone. His students play a critical role.
Pre-Med Student Attends DeBakey Summer Surgery Program
This past summer, Nehemiah Rao ‘23, a recent Biochemistry graduate, had the opportunity to intern in the DeBakey Summer Surgery Program through Baylor College of Medicine.
Taylor Student Magnifies Joy
Brayden Gogis '26, a Mechanical Engineering and Biochemistry double-major in his second year at Taylor, has set out to help others better evaluate areas of joy in their lives.
Summer Research Projects Grow Depth of Knowledge
Most classes may have been out for the summer, but faculty-mentored research projects in music, biology, biochemistry, engineering, and more were in full swing across campus.
Running Towards a Medical Career
Alex Helmuth is a Biochemistry Pre-Med major with minors in Spanish and Philosophy, a cross country and track athlete, volunteers at the Diabetes Clinic, and works as a medical scribe.
Taylor’s Chemistry and Biochemistry Program Certified by American Chemical Society
Taylor University’s Chemistry and Biochemistry program has been designated as an Approved Program by the American Chemical Society, an organization widely recognized as the premier governing organization in the field of chemistry.
Chemistry Majors Inspire Next Generation of Scientists
Taylor’s STEM majors inspire the next generation of scientists and researchers by leading activities in museums, collaborating with local schools, and even setting up their own science camps.