Bacharel em Ciências em Química - Concentração em Bioquímica

The purpose of the chemistry degree is to offer the student comprehensive training in modern chemical principles in preparation for a career in industry or the health professions or for graduate study in chemistry or related fields.

Chemistry is the study of the composition and interaction of all substances. Areas of study range from a chemical and instrumental analysis of mixtures to synthesis and characterization of polymers to molecular modeling to the chemistry of the human body and to computational chemistry.

The degree program in chemistry at Southeastern is designed to offer the student comprehensive training in modern chemical principles in preparation for a career in industry or the health professions or for graduate study in chemistry or related fields. The study of chemistry is also important for fostering the scientific literacy of students in other disciplines, such as environmental science, law, education, and business.

Program Highlights

• The program features small classes and advanced, state-of-the-art equipment for instruction
• Faculty maintain modern and active research laboratories where students can gain hands-on experience in laboratory research, either for credit or for salary
• Students often obtain grants to present their research work at meetings across the country, gaining exposure to and recognition from the chemistry community
• Honors curriculum available

The College of Science and Technology at Southeastern offers numerous high-quality degree programs in many STEM disciplines. Our graduates are highly sought after by regional and national technology companies and are very competitive for placement in postgraduate programs. Our faculty and facilities are world-class, and our classes are typically small, so students receive a great deal of individual attention. We provide a high-quality educational experience at a fraction of the cost of comparable institutions and are situated on a beautiful and dynamic campus with close access to New Orleans and Baton Rouge.