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Analytical Chemistry II | ||
Mass Spectrometry | ||
Analytical Separations | ||
Electroanalytical Chemistry | ||
Mathematical Techniques in Chemistry | ||
Computational Chemistry | ||
Special Topics: Physical Chemistry | ||
Organic Spectroscopy | ||
Bioorganic Chemistry | ||
Advanced Organic Chemistry | ||
Synthetic Organic Chemistry | ||
Medicinal Chemistry | ||
Inorganic Chemistry | ||
Organometallic Chemistry | ||
Solid State Chemistry | ||
Group Theory & Spectroscopy | ||
Biochemistry 1 | ||
Biochemistry 2 | ||
Biophysical Chemistry | ||
Introduction to Chemical Biology and Biotechnology | ||
Fundamentals and Design of Nanomaterials | ||
Required Research Courses | ||
CHEM 5970 | Research Topics | 3 |
CHEM 6900 | Introduction to Proposal Writing and Oral Presentations | 3 |
CHEM 6990 | Dissertation Research (taken over multiple semesters, 12hrs total) | 0-6 |
Research Elective | 3 | |
Introduction to Analytical Research | ||
Introduction to Physical Research | ||
Introduction to Organic Research | ||
Introduction to Inorganic Research | ||
Chemistry Electives | 6 | |
Select two additional graduate chemistry courses from those listed above OR electives can also be fulfilled by taking 5000-level courses in other disciplines such as biology, math, computer science, engineering, and pharmacology with approval by Graduate Program Coordinator and student’s committee. | ||
Total Credits | 39 |
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Graduate Chemistry course | 3 | |
Graduate Chemistry course | 3 | |
Credits | 6 | |
Spring | ||
Graduate Chemistry course | 3 | |
Graduate Chemistry course | 3 | |
CHEM 5299 or CHEM 5499 or CHEM 5599 | Introduction to Analytical Research | 3 |
Credits | 9 | |
Summer | ||
CHEM 5970 | Research Topics | 3 |
Credits | 3 | |
Year Two | ||
Fall | ||
Chemistry elective(s) | 3-6 | |
Credits | 3-6 | |
Spring | ||
Completion of Research Progress Exam | ||
Chemistry elective | 3-0 | |
Credits | 3-0 | |
Summer | ||
CHEM 6990 | Dissertation Research | 3 |
Credits | 3 | |
Year Three | ||
Fall | ||
Completion of Written Comprehensive Exam | ||
CHEM 6900 | Introduction to Proposal Writing and Oral Presentations | 3 |
CHEM 6990 | Dissertation Research | 1 |
Credits | 4 | |
Spring | ||
CHEM 6990 | Dissertation Research | 2 |
Credits | 2 | |
Summer | ||
CHEM 6990 | Dissertation Research | 1 |
Credits | 1 | |
Year Four | ||
Fall | ||
CHEM 6990 | Dissertation Research | 1 |
Credits | 1 | |
Spring | ||
CHEM 6990 | Dissertation Research | 1 |
Credits | 1 | |
Summer | ||
CHEM 6990 | Dissertation Research | 1 |
Credits | 1 | |
Year Five | ||
Fall | ||
CHEM 6990 | Dissertation Research | 1 |
Credits | 1 | |
Spring | ||
CHEM 6990 | Dissertation Research | 1 |
Credits | 1 | |
Total Credits | 39 |
Students are required to complete a minimum of 12 credits of dissertation research. The number of credits can vary each semester, but a student cannot register for zero credits of research until the 12 credits have been completed.
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Perhaps when one thinks of what they can do with a chemistry degree, they think, "Well, I can go on to graduate school and become a chemist". And yes, they can! But, that's just one of many, many careers options with this degree!
Chemistry degree programs can provide you with the necessary knowledge base and skill set to become successful in virtually any field that's even remotely related in some way to chemistry.
For example, chemistry graduates can be found applying their skills within the areas of environmental consulting, medical science, scientific equipment sales, science communication, teaching or academic research, and many, many other fields.
This careers guide contains detailed occupational information on career paths relevant to this degree. Included are job descriptions, expected salaries, educational requirements and other pertinent information related to these careers. We’ve also included chemistry-specific scholarships to help you pay for school!
With an undergraduate chemistry degree, there are careers you may be able to jump right into. These are typically positions with lower levels of responsibility, often referred to as “entry-level” jobs. Jobs with a higher degree of responsibility will often require further education, training and/or experience to qualify for. This typically includes most teaching, research and consulting positions.
Fortunately, if you are interested in a career that requires further education, an undergraduate degree in this field serves as a great foundation for advanced study, in this and other graduate and professional programs, such as Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Veterinary Medicine and Law.
The knowledge and skills you can gain by studying chemistry at the university level serve as an excellent foundation for the following careers (not an inclusive list):
• Agricultural Chemist
• Air Pollution Monitor
• Brewmaster
• Chemical Analyst
• Chemical Engineer
• Chemical Information Specialist
• Chemical Oceanographer
• Chemical Safety Officer
• Chemical Technician
• Clinical Chemist
• Clinical Data Analyst
• Clinical Research Associate
• Clinical Research Coordinator
• Clinical Technician
• Consumer Advocate
• Crime Lab Assistant
• DNA Analyst
• Elementary School Teacher
• Energy Engineer
• Energy Policy Analyst
• Energy Researcher
• Entrepreneur
• Environmental Chemist
• Flavorist
• Food and Drug Inspector
• Food Chemist
• Food Safety Auditor
• Food Scientist
• Food Technologist
• Forensic Chemist
• Forensic Lab Analyst
• High School Teacher
• Industrial Chemist
• Laboratory Manager
• Materials Scientist
• Medical Laboratory Technologist
• Medical Writer
• Methods Development Chemist
• Military Officer
• Nanotechnologist
• New Food Product Developer
• Nuclear Chemist
• Organic Chemist
• Patent Agent
• Pest Control Technician
• Petroleum Chemist
• Pharmaceutical Chemist
• Pharmacist
• Pharmacologist
• Pulp and Paper Chemist
• Quality Control Specialist
• Regulatory Affairs Manager
• Regulatory Affairs Specialist
• Research Assistant
• Research Chef
• Sales Representative
• Science Advisor
• Science Writer
• Technical Writer
• Textile Chemist
• Toxicologist
• University Professor
• Wastewater Operator
• Wastewater Treatment Engineer
• Water Purification Chemist
• Water Quality Analyst
• Water Quality Control Manager
Please Note: Some of the above listed careers require additional education, training and/or experience. Click on careers that are of interest to you to find out more about the qualifications you’ll need.
There are many employers, across many different sectors of industry that are interested in the skills and knowledge of chemistry majors, including:
• Cosmetics and fragrance production companies
• Computer and telecommunication companies
• Pulp and paper companies
• Consulting firms
• Pharmaceutical companies
• Municipal, regional and federal government agencies
• Universities, colleges and schools
• Hospitals & other medical organizations
• Magazines and newspapers
• Environment and pollution control firms
• Fine and heavy chemical manufacturing companies
• Food and beverage production companies
• Mining and metallurgy companies
• Law Firms
• Oil and gas companies
• Plastic manufacturing companies
• Engineering firms
• Industrial inspection firms
• Scientific research and development companies
Apart from the technical skills that are specific to a chemistry degree, you will also develop fundamental professional skills through your studies. You can apply these skills to many careers not directly related to the field. These skills include:
• Effective listening skills
• Presentation skills
• Data recording and analysis skills
• Competitive leadership skills
• Ability to work efficiently independently or in a team
• Organizational communication fluidity
You could apply these skills to a career as a lawyer, a sales representative, a research chef, a small business owner, an advertising consultant…and the list goes on and on! There are virtually no limits to the type of career you can pursue!
While these skills may not “get you a job” in a field outside of chemistry, they will serve as an excellent foundation for gaining the required education, training or experience you will need to pursue these careers.
For example, simply putting “Data recording and analysis skills” on your resume will probably not be enough to land you a high-powered job in corporate law. On the other hand, having that skill and applying it to studying for the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT), will help you succeed at that test, and eventually become a lawyer.
The salary you could earn with a chemistry degree varies based on a wide variety of factors, such as:
• The type, size, and budget of your employer
• The discretion of your employer • Your level of education and experience • Your level of certification (if applicable) • The region in which you work • How much overtime you are able to work (if applicable) • The amount of responsibility inherent in your position • Your level of experience (it’s worth noting that people with several years worth of experience can often earn substantially in their profession more than what’s listed below)
The salary you could earn is also highly dependent on the career field you enter. Below is an overview of the average earnings of people in a few career fields that are relevant to a degree in chemistry. Please note however, that the salary information listed below is meant only to serve as a guideline. In many cases, workers in these fields can earn a much lower, or much higher salary, than what is listed below.
Agricultural Chemist (See “Chemist”)
Air Pollution Monitor (See “Chemical Technician”)
Brewmaster Alberta: N/A Canada: $50,825 (Canada) United States: N/A
Chemical Analyst (See “Chemist”)
Chemical Engineer Alberta: $107,372 (ALIS) Canada: $83,599 (indeed) United States: $86,872
Chemical Oceanographer Alberta: $128,940 (ALIS) Canada: N/A United States: $101,541 (Glassdoor)
Chemical Safety Officer (See “Chemical Technician”)
Chemical Technician Alberta: $62,913 (ALIS) Canada: $45,397 (PayScale) United States: $35,280 (indeed)
Chemist Alberta: $79,450 (ALIS) Canada: $52,160 (indeed) United States: $62,640 (indeed)
Clinical Chemist (See “Chemist”)
Clinical Data Analyst Alberta: $64,360 (ALIS) Canada: N/A United States: $75,687 (Glassdoor)
Clinical Technician Alberta: $77,398 (ALIS) Canada: N/A United States: $51,770 (BLS)
Crime Lab Assistant Alberta: $62,913 (ALIS) Canada: N/A United States: $57,850 (BLS)
Dentist Alberta: $154,564 (ALIS) Canada: N/A United States: $158,120 (BLS)
DNA Analyst Alberta: $62,913 (ALIS) Canada: N/A United States: $57,850 (BLS)
Energy Engineer Alberta: N/A Canada: $91,799 (indeed) United States:$82,839 (indeed)
Energy Policy Analyst Alberta: N/A Canada: $58,882 (PayScale) United States: $65,000 (Glassdoor)
Environmental Chemist (See “Chemist”)
Flavorist Alberta: N/A Canada: N/A/ United States: $63,545 (indeed)
Food Chemist Alberta: $80,949 (ALIS) Canada: N/A United States: $71,780 (BLS)
Food Safety Auditor Alberta: $80,949 (ALIS) Canada: N/A United States: $71,780 (BLS)
Forensic Lab Analyst Alberta: $62,913 (ALIS) Canada: N/A United States: $57,850 (BLS)
High School Teacher Alberta: $73,966 (ALIS) Canada: $58,000 (PayScale) United States: $59,170 (BLS)
Industrial Chemist (See “Chemist”)
Laboratory Manager Alberta: N/A Canada: $63,590 (PayScale) United States: $60,174 (indeed)
Materials Scientist Alberta: N/A Canada: N/A United States: $101,910 (BLS)
Medical Laboratory Technologist Alberta: $77,398 (ALIS) Canada: $67,160 (Glassdoor) United States: $51,770 (BLS)
New Food Product Developer Alberta: N/A Canada: $48,609 (PayScale) United States: $72,294 (Glassdoor)
Patent Agent Alberta: N/A Canada: N/A United States: $116,000 (BLS)
Perfumer Alberta: N/A Canada: N/A United States: $122,084 (PayScale)
Petroleum Chemist Alberta: N/A Canada: N/A United States: $89,142 (Glassdoor)
Pharmacist Alberta: $98,037 (ALIS) Canada: $103,926 (Glassdoor) United States: $124,170 (BLS)
Pharmacologist Alberta: $84,998 (ALIS) Canada: N/A United States: $82,090 (BLS)
Regulatory Affairs Manager Alberta: N/A Canada: $82,478 (indeed) United States: $105,290 (Glassdoor)
Research Chef Alberta: N/A Canada: N/A United States: $54,443 (Glassdoor)
Sales Representative Alberta: $62,683 (ALIS) Canada: $61,624 (indeed) United Sates: $60,340 (BLS)
Science Writer Alberta: $58,979 (ALIS) Canada: $56,634 (PayScale) United States: $57,549 (BLS)
Textile Chemist (See “Chemist”)
Toxicologist Alberta: $84,998 (ALIS) Canada: N/A United States: $74,631 (indeed)
Wastewater Operator Alberta: $63,721 (ALIS) Canada: $69,245 (PayScale) United States: $69,444 (Glassdoor)
Water Quality Analyst Alberta: N/A Canada: N/A United States: $53,460 (PayScale)
ALIS: Alberta Learning and Information Service (alis.alberta.ca), sponsored by the Government of Alberta. For an overview of their salary survey methodology, please visit here . PayScale: Private organization owned by PayScale Incorporated (payscale.com). For an overview of their salary survey methodology, please visit here . BLS: United States Bureau of Labor Statistics (bls.gov), sponsored by the federal government of the United States of America. For details regarding their salary survey methodology, please visit here . Glassdoor: Glassdoor is a private organization owned by Glassdoor incorporated (glassdoor.com). For an overview of their salary survey methodology, please visit here . Canadian Food Inspection Agency: For the career profile of “ Food & Drug Inspector ”
If you’re a chemistry major looking for help in paying for school, then you’re in luck! Our scholarships database has Canadian and American scholarships that are specific to chemistry , scholarships for science students in general, and scholarships that are open to any field of study.
To find out more about careers directly related to your chemistry degree, consult the following professional association websites. They offer career-related information, and many have opportunities for student membership, as well as job placement and mentoring opportunities.
Canadian Society for Chemical Engineering
Canadian Society of Clinical Chemists
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Studying chemistry can lead to jobs in science and research using cutting-edge technologies as well as roles outside the laboratory
Jobs directly related to your degree include:
Jobs where your degree would be useful include:
Remember that many employers accept applications from graduates with any degree subject, so don't restrict your thinking to the jobs listed here.
Many degrees offer an industrial placement as part of the course and this can usually be tailored to your area of interest, for example, a role within medical research, pharmacology, manufacturing or environmental analysis. This will provide key practical experience that can be used when looking for a job.
If you're unable to do a placement as part of your degree, try searching for chemical (or other relevant) companies in your local area to see if they offer a formal scheme. If they don't, you can still try applying speculatively for any short-term opportunities.
Laboratory experience is highly valued but can be difficult to secure. If you're not able to get it you could look for work experience with the same company but in a different department. This will still allow you to get an understanding of the business and industry and how chemistry is applied in the workplace.
Volunteering is another way of enhancing your CV. Although you may not find many opportunities that directly relate to your chemistry degree, there are many schemes that focus on related areas such as the environment, sustainability, ethics and medicine. There may also be opportunities at your local hospital to work in a pathology lab.
Search for placements and find out more about work experience and internships .
There are many different employers of chemistry graduates. Some are within the chemical and related industries, such as:
while others are in different sectors that have roles linked to chemistry, such as:
You could also be employed in schools, colleges and universities, as well as by environment consultancies and water companies. Your analytical skills also mean you could find jobs within finance, IT and business.
Find information on employers in science and pharmaceuticals , engineering and manufacturing , teacher training and education , and other job sectors .
A chemistry degree allows you to develop excellent laboratory techniques and design your own experiments but as it overlaps with other degrees, it also gives you skills that are useful in the areas of biology and medicine, physics and engineering, and geology and earth science.
Chemistry is also studied in an environmental and social context, so you can gain awareness of its ethical implications and issues relating to environmental impact and sustainability.
As well as subject-specific knowledge, a chemistry degree also provides you with transferable skills, including:
Continuing to study at Masters or PhD level is a popular choice for chemistry graduates. It gives you the chance to increase your knowledge in one of the branches studied during your degree, such as organic, medicinal, materials or analytical chemistry.
You may also specialise in areas of applied chemistry, such as cheminformatics or biochemistry, or develop knowledge in an area where chemistry graduates may be in demand, for example, forensic nanotechnology and forensic investigation.
Further study is highly valued by employers, particularly within scientific and technical fields, as you'll develop more advanced theoretical knowledge and practical sector-specific skills.
You may also choose to complete some vocational study to allow you to move into a certain career, for example a teaching qualification or engineering Masters.
For more information on further study and to find a course that interests you, see Masters degrees and search postgraduate courses in chemistry .
26% of chemistry graduates are working as natural and social science professionals. Other notable jobs include science, engineering and production technicians, teaching professionals, finance professionals, IT professionals, business, research and administrative professionals, engineering professionals and quality and regulatory professionals.
Destination | Percentage |
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Employed | 61.7 |
Further study | 18.9 |
Working and studying | 7.8 |
Unemployed | 5.8 |
Other | 5.8 |
Type of work | Percentage |
---|---|
Science | 36.7 |
Business, HR and finance | 16.3 |
Engineering | 8.3 |
IT | 7.2 |
Other | 31.5 |
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The Department of Chemistry (“Chemistry”) assigns teaching assistants (TAs) three times each year. The terms under which first-year graduate students are assigned TAs are outlined in the offer letters that Chemistry sends to them upon their admission to the program, and which they must sign their acceptance thereof prior to matriculation. Chemistry typically does not appoint any graduate assistants (GAs), so no policy on GA appointment is provided herein. Assignments of research assistants (RAs) in Chemistry are controlled by the principal investigators on the grants or accounts from which those RAs are paid. A 50% TA or RA are paid $2610.44/month (AY23-24).
The majority of Ph.D. students receive a TA or RA for every semester - including the summer - for their first five years in the Ph.D. program, but this support is not guaranteed beyond the first year and is stipulated on the student being in good academic standing. Furthermore, it is common for Ph.D. students to receive RA or TA support for several years beyond their fifth year, but their priority for support is reduced compared to students within five years of matriculation. Graduate students who have been accepted into the MS program are typically not promised to receive TAs.
The following describes the procedure for assigning Chemistry TAs and RAs. All PhD students must join a Chemistry faculty members’ research group in their first year to remain in good standing. Several months before the start of each semester’s appointment, in order to meet the 45-day advance appointment deadline, the Assistant to the Head sends a form to each Chemistry faculty member requesting information on how they wish that each of their students will be supported (i.e., as TA or RA) and at what level (ideally 50%, but much less frequently at 25% or 35%). Each faculty form must be returned to the Assistant Head with TA/RA requests by a specified deadline.
The priority for assigning TAs is as follows, from highest to lowest priority:
The Department Head determines the maximum number of graduate students in a given faculty member’s group that can be assigned a TA, based upon uniform performance criteria and whether the faculty member is a pre-tenure assistant or tenured associate/full professor.
TAs are assigned to specific courses based on the schedules they provide, their prior experience and performance as TAs, and their academic expertise. For example, organic chemistry PhD students are often assigned to teach organic chemistry laboratories.
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A Ph.D. in chemistry is a graduate degree within the scientific field of chemistry. To get a Ph.D. in chemistry, you first need a bachelor's degree and potentially a master's degree as well. A chemistry Ph.D. typically focuses on a specific aspect of chemistry, such as: Biochemistry. Nutritional science.
PhD Leadership Development Program (LDP) - Class of 2025. BASF Corporation. Florham Park, NJ 07932. $115,000 a year. APPLICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE TO CANDIDATES RECEIVING A PhD DEGREE OR COMPLETING THEIR FIRST OR SECOND YEAR OF THEIR FIRST POST DOC POSITION BETWEEN MAY 2024 AND…. Posted 30+ days ago ·.
1,680 Phd chemistry jobs in United States. PhD in Physics, Chemistry, Materials Science, or a related field with background in experimental within the past 3 years.…. Ability to provide leadership and guidance to technicians and operators to ensure execution of technical workflow in a laboratory environment.….
1,704 Chemistry phd jobs in United States. Most relevant. Prestige Consumer Healthcare Company. 3.5. Senior Formulation Scientist. Lynchburg, VA. $80K - $110K (Employer est.) Easy Apply. Participate in meetings with Marketing to develop new product ideas and concepts.
The traditional career path for a Ph.D. chemist is to pursue a professorship or to do research in a government or industry laboratory. Fortunately, during your graduate career you probably got hands-on teaching and research experience to support the pursuit of these career trajectories.
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Applicants at the associate or full professor level must have a significant record of accomplishment in research, teaching, and service. A Ph.D. in chemistry or a related field is required. The target start date is August 16, 2025. The budgeted salary range for the position is Assistant Professors: $97-$100,000.
PhD Program. Professor Wender discusses chemistry with his graduate students. Doctoral study in chemistry at Stanford University prepares students for research and teaching careers with diverse emphases in basic, life, medical, physical, energy, materials, and environmental sciences. The Department of Chemistry offers opportunities for graduate ...
A chemistry PhD is excellent preparation for careers in patent law, which benefit from a high degree of technical knowledge. While graduates need to attend law school to become an attorney, firms hire doctoral graduates in roles like technical or scientific adviser, which allow grads to see if they want to continue in the field.
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Chemistry PhD. The goal of the Chemistry PhD is to prepare students for careers in science as researchers and educators by expanding their knowledge of chemistry while developing their ability for critical analysis, creativity, and independent study. A high graduation rate in an average of just over five years can be attributed to the quality ...
17 PhD candidates. various locations across Europe. gross/month: 3400€ (adjusted by country) + 600€ / 600€* mobility/family allowance (*if applicable) Technical University Darmstadt - MC4DD ...
Chemistry PhD Program. The University of Pennsylvania is an internationally renowned research institution that attracts the best students from the United States and around the globe. The Graduate Program is designed for students who wish to earn a Ph.D. in Chemistry while undertaking cutting edge research. The program provides students with the ...
On average, chemists earned about $80,680 per year in 2020. Similarly, those working as materials scientists earn an average of $99.460 in the same year (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2020). As the career development plan in chemistry progresses, those in the field can expect higher salaries. Additionally, chemists have numerous ...
Johns Hopkins University was the first American institution to emphasize graduate education and to establish a PhD program in chemistry. Founding Chair Ira Remsen initiated a tradition of excellence in research and education that has continued until this day. The Hopkins graduate program is designed for students who desire a PhD in chemistry while advancing...
Careers. Doctoral graduates pursue different paths, including teaching, postdoctoral studies or careers in industry or with government agencies, such as the FDA. ... Select two additional graduate chemistry courses from those listed above OR electives can also be fulfilled by taking 5000-level courses in other disciplines such as biology, math ...
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What can you do with a chemistry degree? Explore over 40 fields in the chemical sciences. Learn what chemists do in different roles. ... Self-assessment and career planning tools for graduate students and postdocs. Get Experience. Internships and other opportunities for undergraduates in the chemical sciences.
In many cases, workers in these fields can earn a much lower, or much higher salary, than what is listed below. Agricultural Chemist. (See "Chemist") Air Pollution Monitor. (See "Chemical Technician") Brewmaster. Alberta: N/A. Canada: $50,825 (Canada) United States: N/A.
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Requirements: A bachelor's degree in chemistry, or in a related subject is one of the first steps to becoming a chemist. Dependent on the specific role, some employers may require a chemistry master's degree or even a PhD in chemistry as this is a heavily research-based role. Related: List of highest paying chemistry jobs (plus specialisations) 11.
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As well as subject-specific knowledge, a chemistry degree also provides you with transferable skills, including: mathematical/numerical ability. strong analytical skills. problem solving and good reasoning. time management and organisation. written and oral communication, with the ability to share your findings and research clearly.
If you're a Graduate student pursuing a degree in Chemistry, Biochemistry, Analytical Chemistry, or related majors, you may be a fit for an internship in our Analytical Chemistry or Biomarker Technologies Team.Please apply to one Internship of interest that best matches your major.In this role, a typical summer might include the following:
Master's degree in chemistry from a recognized university and excellent academic track record which qualify for doctoral studies at ETHZ; Strong interdisciplinary interests and the ability to combine different fields of chemistry, i.e., electrochemistry, inorganic chemistry, analytical chemistry, radiochemistry and some nuclear physics
All PhD students must join a Chemistry faculty members' research group in their first year to remain in good standing. Several months before the start of each semester's appointment, in order to meet the 45-day advance appointment deadline, the Assistant to the Head sends a form to each Chemistry faculty member requesting information on how ...