Chemists study the composition and chemical behavior of matter, the physical components of our world, including living cells. Chemistry involves a wide array of knowledge and skills, both theoretical and practical, which enable chemists to study matter at the molecular level. This understanding allows chemist to synthesize new molecules with specialized properties, to do compositional analysis to verify the identity of substances and to make predictions about the chemical behaviors of matter in new situations and applications.
Education from Experienced Professionals. Our instructors have significant experience within chemistry. They bring a real-world-applications background to their teaching within the chemistry field.
State-of-the-Art Facilities. Walsh's St. John Paul II Center for Science Innovation facilitates student learning through state-of-the-art learning and research labs.
Strong Research Focus. Our chemistry majors graduate with an ample amount laboratory research experience thanks to the required laboratory activities in our curriculum.
Chemistry students also can choose from a wide variety of electives that relate to more specialized topics, such as Biochemistry, Advanced Chromatography, Symmetry and Group Theory, Molecular Pharmacology and Introduction to Research. These subjects help students prepare for entering graduate programs.
Chemistry students can gain real-world experience in summer research programs at Walsh or other organizations in our region.
When our Chemistry students graduate, they are prepared to:
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