Interested in what makes up matter? Curious about how and why substances combine and form to create new substances? Fascinated by interactions with energy? Have you considered a chemistry degree from Indiana University Kokomo? At IU Kokomo, we offer a Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry and a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry to help you reach your goals, whatever they may be.
Here, you’ll work in small, intimate classroom settings with prestigious faculty who are curious and passionate about the same subjects you are! You’ll be invited to work on research projects, get hands-on experiences in the labs, participate in student groups, and maybe even travel nationally or abroad…all while getting prepared for whatever comes next – from graduate school to entering the workforce.
In addition to the extensive laboratory and classroom experiences offered through the chemistry program, research opportunities are also available through IU Kokomo's Undergraduate Research Program. You can also engage in individual study, which involves selecting a research area of interest, developing that research, and then presenting your findings both in writing and in an oral presentation. You can earn up to 12 elective credit hours through independent study. Research experience is highly encouraged for students who want to attend medical school. It is also highly desirable for students considering graduate studies.
The the Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Chemistry centers on a traditional core that includes organic, analytical, inorganic, physical chemistry, biochemistry and mathematics. Good scientists also need to be exposed to other fields of knowledge—to the arts, social sciences, and humanities. That's why our chemistry curriculum also includes course requirements in subject areas such as history, English, sociology, psychology, foreign languages, mathematics, and information sciences.
At Indiana University Kokomo, the Bachelor of Science (BS) in Chemistry centers on a traditional core that includes organic, analytical, inorganic, physical chemistry, biochemistry and mathematics. Good scientists also need to be exposed to other fields of knowledge—to the arts, social sciences, and humanities. That's why our chemistry curriculum also includes course requirements in subject areas such as history, English, sociology, psychology, mathematics, and information sciences.
To find out what the next four years might look like for this degree, fill out your information and follow the prompted steps to arrive at a sample degree map. For more information specific to you and your situation, please schedule a visit with an advisor today. For the most recent and up-to-date information regarding this degree, please visit our Academic Bulletin.
Interested in adding more customization to your course of study? Consider adding a minor! Working with your academic advisor, you can choose from any minor IU Kokomo has to offer.
If a chemistry sounds like the ticket to your dream career, we’re excited to meet you! You can get started by applying now. If you have questions about whether the Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry is the right choice for you and your goals, reach out to the friendly faculty and staff in the School of Sciences. We’re here to answers questions and happy to help!
