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School of Chemistry & Physics

Welcome to the School of Chemistry & Physics

With more than a century of graduate success, Millikin's Chemistry Program is proven to prepare you for an array of careers, from medicine to business. Our department is accredited by the American Chemical Society and relies on a solid foundation of research, collaboration and hands-on learning opportunities.

  • Prospective Students

    Through hands-on opportunities, graduate-level research, internships and collaboration with faculty, you will get the chance to explore the industrial building blocks of the world, as well as fields including green chemistry and nanoscience.

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  • Programs of Study

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      Biochemistry

      The Department of Chemistry is committed to providing the very best education possible for students interested in pursuing careers in science related professions.
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      Chemistry

      Chemistry prepares students for diverse fields, including medicine, biotechnology, the food industry, chemical engineering, research, education, business, and more.
    • Physics

      Physics

      Because of the myriad options that students with physics degrees have after graduation, you will choose a program of courses that will best serve your post-graduation plans.
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      Chemistry Minor

      A minor in chemistry may be earned by completing a minimum of 21 credits in chemistry courses numbered 151 or higher, but excluding Chemistry 203 and 205, Essentials of Organic and Biochemistry, and CH314, Pharmacology, and including at least nine credits in courses numbered 300 or higher.
    • Physics Minor

      Physics Minor

      There are many fields for which additional coursework in physics is useful, but not as much as it would take to get a major.