The chemistry courses listed below are designed to serve the needs of students who are planning careers in chemistry, medicine, or other sciences, as well as students who would like to learn about the chemical sciences as part of a liberal arts education.

While non-science majors are welcome to enroll in any of the chemistry courses listed below, given that they have fulfilled pre-requisites, we also offer several courses that introduce topics in chemistry, which, may be of particular interest to non-science majors. These courses are:

• Chemistry 120 Curious Cooks Chemistry 120
• Chemistry 125 Energy, Entropy, and Information
• Chemistry 130 Chemistry of the Environment
• Chemistry 135 Forensic Chemistry
  

Core Courses

• Chemistry 141-142, Basic Principles of Chemistry
• Chemistry 201-202, Organic Chemistry
• Chemistry 301, Principles of Chemical Analysis
• Chemistry 312, Advanced Inorganic Chemistry
• Chemistry 411-412, Physical Chemistry
• Mathematics 141-142, Calculus I-II
• Mathematics 212, Calculus III
• Physics 141-142, Introduction to Physics I-II

Elective Courses

Advanced chemistry courses
(two offered each academic year)

• Chemistry 311, Bio-organic Chemistry
• Chemistry 341, Spectroscopic Methods
• Chemistry 405, Theoretical Organic Chemistry
• Chemistry 407, Physical Organic Chemistry
• Chemistry 408, Organic Synthesis
• Chemistry 413, Chemical Kinetics
• Chemistry 431, Organometallic Chemistry

Other common electives

• Biology 301, Biochemistry
• Computer Science 273, Scientific Programming
• Mathematics 211, Ordinary Differential Equations
• Physics 314, Thermal Physics