This program is designed for direct entry into the chemistry profession after
graduation. You will have a diversified background/training in the traditional
areas of chemistry. A variety of career possibilities will be available to you.
Most chemists are involved either in research and development or production of
materials. A graduate might work in a laboratory performing laboratory
procedures and operating sophisticated instruments for material analysis.
Chemistry always provides new challenges such as in the areas of superconductors
and material sciences. Chemists are developing new ceramics polymer alloys and
other materials to satisfy unique performance requirements and consumer needs.
The need for laboratory analysis in production quality control and environmental
testing in government and industry could provide a diversity of careers. Not all
chemists work in the laboratory. You could work in marketing sales or computer
programming. Some chemists work in nontraditional fields. There are
opportunities as science writers editors information specialists librarians
consultants art conservators and personnel recruiters.
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