COURSE CURRICULUM

The Chemistry program includes a comprehensive set of courses designed to build strong theoretical knowledge and practical laboratory skills across all major branches of chemistry. Students begin with General Chemistry I and II, which introduce fundamental chemical principles, atomic structure, bonding, reactions, and basic laboratory techniques. Analytical Chemistry I and II focus on methods for identifying and measuring chemical substances, with applications in fields such as environmental testing, pharmaceuticals, and forensics. Organic Chemistry I and II study carbon-based compounds, their structures, reactions, and synthesis, forming the foundation for understanding biological molecules and industrial chemicals. Inorganic Chemistry I and II explore the chemistry of non-carbon elements, including metals, minerals, and coordination compounds. Physical Chemistry I and II examine the physical principles underlying chemical systems, including thermodynamics, kinetics, and quantum mechanics. Introductory Biochemistry provides an overview of the chemical processes occurring in living organisms, linking chemistry to biological systems. Advanced Chemistry courses offer specialized and in-depth study of selected topics, often reflecting current research areas. Together, these courses provide a balanced education that integrates theory, experimentation, and analysis. Students develop strong problem-solving, critical thinking, and laboratory skills, preparing them for careers in research, industry, healthcare, environmental science, and further studies in chemical sciences and related interdisciplinary fields.