Program Overview
Chemistry is an ancient field of study, but modern life depends on it. Every day, chemists contribute to the development of new medicines, construction materials, cleaner fuels, criminal lab procedures and other vital advancements. You will quickly learn how challenging this work can be, but also what a significant impact you can have on the world.
Learning Experiences
- Gain hands-on laboratory experience using modern tools and instruments.
- Publish and co-publish your work and present your findings at scientific conferences and events.
- Work with renowned faculty who are excited to mentor you throughout your coursework and research.
- Benefit from small class sizes. Introductory courses have 20-30 students, whereas upper-level courses have approximately 10-15 students.
- Apply for external research grants, which may fund further research and provide additional opportunities to share your findings.
Curriculum
The Chemistry program is approved by the American Chemical Society.
View the current four-year guides for our programs:
- Biochemistry, BS
- Chemistry & ACS Chemistry, BS
- Chemistry Education, BSEd
- Environmental Science/Chemistry, BS
- Forensic Chemistry, BS
- Integrated Science Education, BSEd
- Integrated Science Education, BSEd (General Physics Option)
- Integrated Science Education, BSEd (University Physics Option)
- Physical Science Education, BSEd
Graduate Outcomes
Our graduates gain employment in industrial laboratories or continue their education in graduate or professional school. Many students who pursue graduate school do so with a full-tuition scholarship and utilize teaching or research assistantships.
Employers of Recent Graduates
- Proctor and Gamble
- Sherwin-Williams
- Ashland Chemical Company
Contact Information:
Rebecca Corbin, Ph.D.
Chair, Chemistry, Geology and Physics Department
Professor of Chemistry
423 Kettering Science Center
rcorbin@ashland.edu
419-289-5268
Brenda Rodeback
Administrative Assistant
221 Kettering Science Center
brodebac@ashland.edu
419-289-5261