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M.S. in Chemistry

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[Learning Outcomes]

Program Title

Master of Science in Chemistry

Department(s)

Chemistry

Degree Designation

Master of Science

Optional Specialization/Concentration(s)

Specialization in Biochemistry

Program Description

Students entering any chemistry graduate program must take placement examinations within a week after their first registration. If deficiencies are determined, appropriate remedial undergraduate coursework will be required. Students are encouraged to consult the chemistry graduate handbook for details. Remedial coursework does not count toward degree requirements. The individualized course of study must be approved by the student’s graduate advisory committee and must fulfill the general degree requirements for their respective advanced degree.

Program Information & Policies

Master of Science in Chemistry

M.S. students must meet the general degree requirements for the Master of Science degree at New Mexico Tech.  In addition, a minimum of 12 credit hours of 5000-Level chemistry courses is required.  CHEM 5029 and 5030 do not count toward this requirement.  Additionally students must take six (6) credit hours at the 3000, 4000, or 5000-Level and above from other departments.  Student should consult with their graduate advisory committee and advisor when developing a course plan.

All M.S students must register for Graduate seminar (CHEM 5029/530) every fall and spring semester that they are enrolled full-time in the graduate program.


Completion requirement

M.S. students must meet the general degree requirements for the Master of Science degree at New Mexico Tech.  In addition, a minimum of 12 credit hours of 5000-Level chemistry courses is required.  CHEM 5029 and 5030 do not count toward this requirement.  Additionally students must take six (6) credit hours at the 3000, 4000, or 5000-Level and above from other departments.  Student should consult with their graduate advisory committee and advisor when developing a course plan.

All M.S students must register for Graduate seminar (CHEM 5029/530) every fall and spring semester that they are enrolled full-time in the graduate program.