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Explore Science. Discover Opportunities. Shape the Future.
At St. Joseph's University, New York, the Department of Chemistry and Physical Sciences prepares students to explore the molecular world and apply scientific knowledge to real-world challenges in medicine, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, environmental science and advanced materials.
Our chemistry programs combine a strong foundation in chemical principles with hands-on laboratory experience, undergraduate research, and personalized faculty mentoring. Students learn to analyze complex scientific problems, use modern laboratory instrumentation, and develop critical thinking and technical skills essential for careers in science and technology.
Hands-On Laboratory Experience: Develop practical skills in chemical synthesis, spectroscopy, chromatography, and instrumental analysis.
Undergraduate Research Opportunities: Participate in original scientific investigations and present research findings.
Career Preparation: Build a foundation for careers in pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, chemical research, environmental science, education, and healthcare.
Develop a comprehensive foundation in chemistry through classroom instruction, laboratory experiments, and undergraduate research.
Explore the chemistry of life through hands-on laboratory research while preparing for careers in biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, biomedical research, healthcare, and advanced professional studies.
Combine a strong chemistry background with professional preparation for secondary-school teaching.
Complement another major with coursework in chemical principles, laboratory science, and scientific problem-solving.
Explore the fundamental principles of physics through hands-on laboratory experiences while developing analytical and problem-solving skills that complement studies in chemistry, biology, mathematics, computer science, and related fields.
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