Chemistry at Appalachian
The Department of Chemistry and Fermentation Sciences offers one Bachelor of Arts degree and nine Bachelor of Science degrees including eight concentration options, including a secondary education concentration with teaching licensure.
Degrees
B.S. Concentrations
Bachelor of Science degrees with the following concentrations:
- Biochemistry
- Undergraduate Bulletin
- 2017-18 or earlier - Programs of Study
- Certified Chemist
- Undergraduate Bulletin
- 2017-18 or earlier - Programs of Study
- Environmental
- Undergraduate Bulletin
- 2017-18 or earlier - Programs of Study
- Fermentation Sciences
- Undergraduate Bulletin
- 2017-18 or earlier - Programs of Study
- Forensic Science
- Undergraduate Bulletin
- 2017-18 or earlier - Programs of Study
- Individually Designed
- Undergraduate Bulletin
- 2017-18 or earlier - Programs of Study
- Marketing and Business
- Undergraduate Bulletin
- 2017-18 or earlier - Programs of Study
- Secondary Education
- Undergraduate Bulletin
- 2017-18 or earlier - Programs of Study
Minor, Certificate and Honors
The department also offers a chemistry minor, a Forensic Science certificate and honor's program, which is one component of the inter-disciplinary Environmental Science degree. Currently, there is no graduate degree in chemistry, but the department does offer graduate-level courses in support of graduate programs in other departments.
For information on other degree programs within the College of Arts and Sciences, see the College of Arts and Sciences bulletin or visit the website, cas.appstate.edu.