Chemistry

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The Furman University chemistry program is accredited by the American Chemical Society (ACS). Students who successfully complete the program will be awarded a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Chemistry with ACS certification. They can choose from three tracks of study: chemistry (standard), biochemistry, or environmental chemistry.

Programs

• Chemistry, Biochemistry Track, B.S.
• Chemistry, Environmental Chemistry Track, B.S.
• Chemistry, Standard Track, B.S.

Courses

• CHM-075 Seminar in Chemistry
• CHM-101 Chemistry and Global Awareness
• CHM-110 Foundations of Chemistry
• CHM-111 General Chemistry - Exam Equivalency
• CHM-115 Kinetics, Thermodynamics and the Environment
• CHM-118 Principles of Chemistry: Theory and Applications
• CHM-120 Organic Chemistry I
• CHM-220 Organic Chemistry II
• CHM-230 Inorganic Chemistry
• CHM-240 Experimental Techniques
• CHM-250 Introduction to Research Methods
• CHM-251 Advanced Research Methods
• CHM-255 Technical Writing in Chemistry
• CHM-310 Physical Chemistry I
• CHM-330 Analytical Chemistry
• CHM-340 Physical Chemistry II
• CHM-410 Quantum Chemistry
• CHM-420 Advanced Topics in Organic Chemistry
• CHM-430 Advanced Topics in Inorganic Chemistry
• CHM-440 Environmental Chemistry
• CHM-445 Advanced Topics in Physical Chemistry
• CHM-450 Advanced Materials Chemistry
• CHM-460 Biological Chemistry
• CHM-461 Teaching Methods and Materials in Chemistry
• CHM-465 Advanced Biological Chemistry
• CHM-501 Independent Study
• CHM-502 Undergraduate Research
• CHM-510 Undergraduate Thesis I
• CHM-511 Undergraduate Thesis II

• SCI-110 Big Problems, Big Ideas: The STEM Perspective

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