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Reach Greater Heights with a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry.

Are you interested in becoming a K-12 teacher, health professional, pharmacist, or professional chemist? The Department of Chemistry at WKU offers multiple tracks within the undergraduate Chemistry degree, providing a comprehensive, hands-on education tailored to your desired career path. Together with the Department of Biology, we jointly manage the biochemistry major for students interested in an interdisciplinary degree.

Highly qualified and motivated undergraduates may also pursue a joint Bachelor of Science in Chemistry/Master of Science in Chemistry degree in a rigorous 5-year Joint Undergraduate-Masters Program (JUMP) curriculum.

 
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Chemistry, Bachelor of Science (623)


  • Undergraduate
  • Bachelor of Science
  • Science and Engineering
  • Chemistry

Overview

The major in chemistry requires a minimum of 33 semester hours and leads to the Bachelor of Science degree. Requirements of the major include selecting one of four concentrations:  ACS-Approved, Foundations, General, or Teacher Certification. The ACS-Approved Concentration does not require a minor or second major and is typically for students desiring graduate education in chemistry.  The Foundations Concentration requires a minor or a second major and is appropriate for a wide range of career targets.  The General Concentration requires a second major and is typically chosen by those in pre-health concentrations.  The Teacher Certification Concentration is for students desiring Secondary Teacher Certification and requires a second major in Science and Mathematics Education (Reference Number 774). Prior to a selection of a program of study, a student should consult with a chemistry advisor to determine the most appropriate option.

Concentrations

  • ACS Approved (CHCR)
  • General Chemistry (CHGC)
  • Teacher Education (TCHR)
  • Pre-Jump Chemistry Advising (PJMP)
  • Foundations Chemistry Major (FCHM)

Program Requirements (33-53 hours)

A baccalaureate degree requires a minimum of 120 unduplicated semester hours. More information can be found at www.wku.edu/registrar/degree_certification.php.

Students who began WKU in the Fall 2014 and thereafter should review the Colonnade requirements located at: https://www.wku.edu/colonnade/colonnaderequirements.php.

ACS Approved Concentration (53 hours)

WKU is on the approved list of the Committee on Professional Training of the American Chemical Society. For the Chemistry Department to certify graduates in this concentration, the completion of a minimum of 53 hours of chemistry courses, 16-18 hours of math and science cognate courses, and the Colonnade general education courses for the Bachelor of Science is required. Required chemistry courses for the ACS Approved concentration are:

Course List
CHEM 120
CHEM 121
College Chemistry I
and College Chemistry I Laboratory
5
CHEM 222
CHEM 223
College Chemistry II
and College Chemistry II Laboratory
5
CHEM 320Inorganic Chemistry I3
CHEM 330Quantitative Analysis5
CHEM 340
CHEM 341
Organic Chemistry I
and Organic Chemistry Laboratory I
5
CHEM 342
CHEM 343
Organic Chemistry II
and Organic Chemistry II Laboratory
5
CHEM 398Undergraduate Seminar1
CHEM 399Research Problems in Chemistry2
CHEM 420
CHEM 421
Inorganic Chemistry II
and Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory
4
CHEM 435
CHEM 436
Instrumental Analysis
and Instrumental Analysis Laboratory
5
CHEM 446Biochemistry I3
CHEM 450
CHEM 451
Physical Chemistry I
and Physical Chemistry I Laboratory
5
CHEM 452
CHEM 453
Physical Chemistry II
and Physical Chemistry II Laboratory
5
Total Hours53

Required Support Courses for ACS Approved Concentration (16-18 hours)¹

Course List
MATH 136Calculus I4
MATH 137Calculus II4
Select one series from the following:8-10
PHYS 231
PHYS 232
PHYS 332
PHYS 233
Introduction to Physics and Biophysics I
and Laboratory for Physics and Biophysics I
and Introduction to Physics and Biophysics II
and Laboratory for Physics and Biophysics II
or
PHYS 255
PHYS 256
PHYS 265
PHYS 266
University Physics I
and University Physics I Lab
and University Physics II
and University Physics II Laboratory
Total Hours16-18
1

Students initially ineligible for MATH 136 should consult their academic advisor for the proper first course in mathematics. It is recommended that students in this program take MATH 237, MATH 307 and MATH 331 in addition to the minimum math requirements listed above. The University Physics track is strongly recommended for this concentration. 

Foundations Concentration (37 hours)

Course List
Required Courses:
CHEM 120
CHEM 121
College Chemistry I
and College Chemistry I Laboratory
5
CHEM 222
CHEM 223
College Chemistry II
and College Chemistry II Laboratory
5
CHEM 320Inorganic Chemistry I3
CHEM 330Quantitative Analysis5
CHEM 340
CHEM 341
Organic Chemistry I
and Organic Chemistry Laboratory I
5
CHEM 342
CHEM 343
Organic Chemistry II
and Organic Chemistry II Laboratory
5
CHEM 398Undergraduate Seminar1
CHEM 446Biochemistry I3
CHEM 450
CHEM 451
Physical Chemistry I
and Physical Chemistry I Laboratory
5
A minor or second major is required for this concentration
Total Hours37

Required Support Courses for the Foundations Concentration (8-9 hours)

Course List
MATH 136Calculus I4
Select one of the following course sequences:
PHYS 231
PHYS 232
Introduction to Physics and Biophysics I
and Laboratory for Physics and Biophysics I
4-5
or PHYS 255
PHYS 256
University Physics I
and University Physics I Lab
Total Hours8-9

General Chemistry Concentration (33 hours)

The General Chemistry Concentration is recommended for pre-health professions students majoring in chemistry and other students who desire a double major.

Course List
CHEM 120
CHEM 121
College Chemistry I
and College Chemistry I Laboratory
5
CHEM 222
CHEM 223
College Chemistry II
and College Chemistry II Laboratory
5
CHEM 330Quantitative Analysis5
CHEM 340
CHEM 341
Organic Chemistry I
and Organic Chemistry Laboratory I
5
CHEM 342
CHEM 343
Organic Chemistry II
and Organic Chemistry II Laboratory
5
CHEM 320Inorganic Chemistry I3
or CHEM 446 Biochemistry I
CHEM 450
CHEM 451
Physical Chemistry I
and Physical Chemistry I Laboratory
5
A second major is required for this concentration.
Total Hours33


Additional Support Courses for the General Chemistry Concentration (8-9 hours)

Course List
MATH 136Calculus I4
Select one of the following sequences:
PHYS 231
PHYS 232
Introduction to Physics and Biophysics I
and Laboratory for Physics and Biophysics I
4-5
or PHYS 255
PHYS 256
University Physics I
and University Physics I Lab
Total Hours8-9

Chemistry Major with Teacher Certification Concentration (33 hours)

Students interested in teaching chemistry must declare a second major in Science and Mathematics Education (SMED) available through the College of Education and Behavioral Sciences.

Course List
Chemistry Major Requirements
CHEM 120
CHEM 121
College Chemistry I
and College Chemistry I Laboratory
5
CHEM 222
CHEM 223
College Chemistry II
and College Chemistry II Laboratory
5
CHEM 320Inorganic Chemistry I3
CHEM 330Quantitative Analysis5
CHEM 340
CHEM 341
Organic Chemistry I
and Organic Chemistry Laboratory I
5
CHEM 446
CHEM 447
Biochemistry I
and Biochemistry Laboratory
5
CHEM 450
CHEM 451
Physical Chemistry I
and Physical Chemistry I Laboratory
5
Total Hours33

Required Support Courses for Teacher Education (16 hours)

Course List
MATH 136Calculus I4
PHYS 231
PHYS 232
Introduction to Physics and Biophysics I
and Laboratory for Physics and Biophysics I
4
PHYS 332
PHYS 233
Introduction to Physics and Biophysics II
and Laboratory for Physics and Biophysics II
4
GEOL 111
GEOL 113
The Earth
and The Earth Laboratory
4
Total Hours16

SMED Major Requirements (34 hours)

Course List
SMED 101Step 1: Introduction to Inquiry-Based Approaches to Teaching3
SMED 102Step 2: Introduction to Inquiry-Based Lesson Design3
SMED 310Knowing and Learning in Mathematics and Science3
SMED 320Classroom Interactions3
SMED 340Perspectives on Mathematics and Science3
SMED 360Research Methods for Math and Science Teachers3
SMED 470Project-Based Instruction3
SMED 489SMED Student Teaching Seminar3
SEC 490Student Teaching10
Total Hours34

The Department of Chemistry offers a Joint Undergraduate Master's Program (JUMP) which provides academically outstanding students the opportunity to complete both an undergraduate and graduate degree in an accelerated timeframe. See https://catalog.wku.edu/graduate/enrollment/ or contact the chemistry graduate program coordinator for additional information.

This JUMP program allows students to start working toward their MS in chemistry while completing their bachelor’s of science degree in chemistry. Undergraduate students admitted into JUMP may take graduate courses that count toward both undergraduate and graduate degrees. Up to 9 credit hours can be double-counted toward both degrees, and up to 12 hours of graduate courses can be taken while a student is completing the undergraduate degree. The key benefit of the JUMP program is that it allows students to earn a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in an accelerated timeframe. For more information, see https://www.wku.edu/chemistry/.

A student must be a chemistry or biochemistry major, and they must have completed at least one semester long research experience with a faculty member in the Department of Chemistry to be considered for admission to the chemistry JUMP program. Note that admissions are competitive and dependent upon graduate program capacity.

Finish in Four Plans

ACS Approved Concentration 

First Year
FallHoursSpringHours
CHEM 120
CHEM 121
5CHEM 222
CHEM 223
5
MATH 1364MATH 1374
ENG 1003COMM 1453
Colonnade - Social & Behavioral Sciences3ENG 2003
 15 15
Second Year
FallHoursSpringHours
CHEM 3305CHEM 340
CHEM 341
5
PHYS 255
PHYS 256
5PHYS 265
PHYS 266
5
CHEM 3203MATH 2374
ENG 3003 
 16 14
Third Year
FallHoursSpringHours
CHEM 342
CHEM 343
5CHEM 3991
CHEM 3981CHEM 4463
CHEM 3991CHEM 452
CHEM 453
5
CHEM 450
CHEM 451
5Colonnade - Arts & Humanities3
HIST 101 or HIST 1023Colonnade - Social & Cultural3
 15 15
Fourth Year
FallHoursSpringHours
CHEM 3991CHEM 3991
CHEM 435
CHEM 436
5CHEM 420
CHEM 421
4
Colonnade - Local to Global3Colonnade - Systems3
General Elective3General Elective3
General Elective3General Elective4
 15 15
Total Hours 120

General Concentration 

First Year
FallHoursSpringHours
CHEM 120
CHEM 121
5CHEM 222
CHEM 223
5
MATH 1364COMM 1453
ENG 1003Elective or Course in 2nd Major3
Elective or Course in 2nd Major3ENG 2003
 15 14
Second Year
FallHoursSpringHours
CHEM 340
CHEM 341
5CHEM 342
CHEM 343
5
PHYS 231
PHYS 232
4PHYS 332
PHYS 233
4
ENG 3003HIST 101 or HIST 1023
Elective or Course in 2nd Major3Elective or Course in 2nd Major3
 15 15
Third Year
FallHoursSpringHours
CHEM 446 or CHEM 3203CHEM 3305
Elective or Course in 2nd Major3Colonnade - Social & Cultural3
Colonnade - Arts & Humanities3Elective or Course in 2nd Major3
Colonnade - Social & Behavioral Sciences3Elective or Course in 2nd Major3
Colonnade - Natural & Physical Sciences w/ no lab3 
 15 14
Fourth Year
FallHoursSpringHours
CHEM 450
CHEM 451
5Colonnade - Systems3
Colonnade - Local to Global3Elective or Course in 2nd Major3
Elective or Course in 2nd Major3Elective or Course in 2nd Major3
Elective or Course in 2nd Major3Elective or Course in 2nd Major3
Elective or Course in 2nd Major3Elective or Course in 2nd Major3
 17 15
Total Hours 120

Foundations Concentration

First Year
FallHoursSpringHours
CHEM 120
CHEM 121
5CHEM 222
CHEM 223
5
MATH 1364MATH 1374
ENG 1003COMM 1453
Elective or Course in Minor3ENG 2003
 15 15
Second Year
FallHoursSpringHours
CHEM 3305CHEM 340
CHEM 341
5
PHYS 255
PHYS 256
5PHYS 265
PHYS 266
5
CHEM 3203HIST 101 or HIST 1023
ENG 3003Elective or Course in Minor3
 16 16
Third Year
FallHoursSpringHours
CHEM 342
CHEM 343
5CHEM 3993
CHEM 3981CHEM 4463
Colonnade - Arts & Humanities3Colonnade - Social & Cultural3
Colonnade - Social & Behavioral Sciences3Elective or Course in Minor3
Colonnade - Natural & Physical Sciences w/ no lab3Elective or Course in Minor3
 15 15
Fourth Year
FallHoursSpringHours
CHEM 450
CHEM 451
5Colonnade - Systems3
Colonnade - Local to Global3Elective or Course in Minor3
Elective or Course in Minor3Elective or Course in Minor3
Elective or Course in Minor3Elective or Course in Minor3
 Elective or Course in Minor3
 14 15
Total Hours 121

Teacher Certification Concentration 

First Year
FallHoursSpringHours
CHEM 120
CHEM 121
5CHEM 222
CHEM 223
5
MATH 1173MATH 1364
SMED 1013SMED 1023
ENG 1003COMM 1453
HIST 101 or HIST 1023ENG 2003
 17 18
Second Year
FallHoursSpringHours
CHEM 3305CHEM 340
CHEM 341
5
PHYS 231
PHYS 232
4PHYS 332
PHYS 233
4
SMED 3103SMED 3403
SMED 3203ENG 3003
 15 15
Third Year
FallHoursSpringHours
CHEM 3203SMED 3603
GEOL 111
GEOL 113
4CHEM 450
CHEM 451
5
SPED 3303LTCY 4213
Colonnade - Arts & Humanities3Colonnade - Local to Global 3
Colonnade - Social & Cultural3 
 16 14
Fourth Year
FallHoursSpringHours
CHEM 446
CHEM 447
5SEC 49010
SMED 4703SMED 4893
Colonnade - Systems3 
General Elective 1 
 12 13
Total Hours 120

The Chemistry Major with General Concentration allows for maximum flexibility. A second major is required. Many of our students choose biology or another science. A minimum of 33 hours of chemistry is required for the major. This major is often ideal for students planning for a career as a health professional, including pharmacy, dental, medical, and chiropractic pre-professionals.

The department offers a degree certified by the American Chemical Society, the largest scientific professional society in the world. The ACS-Certified Major is recommended for those planning to attend graduate school or for those preparing for a career in chemistry that involves laboratory research. Students complete 53 hours of chemistry, including courses in organic, inorganic, analytical and physical chemistry. Many of these additional hours involve hands-on laboratory courses and instrument training; moreover, students complete at least three hours of credit by doing innovative research under the guidance of a faculty member.

Because of the high number of chemistry courses required for the ACS-Certified degree, no minor or second major is required.

Students interest in teaching High School Chemistry should consider the General Chemistry degree, but with adjustments. Students pursuing certification for High School Chemistry can take either the full ACS Chemistry major route or a tailored curriculum from the general chemistry major. In either case, students should consult with the their STE advisor for the SMED classes required.

The Chemistry Major with Foundations Concentration gives a broader range of chemistry background than the General Concentration, but less depth than the ACS-certified major. This major is often ideal for students planning for a career with a chemistry emphasis that might merge with another field, such as Environmental Science, Criminology (for forensics), or Biology. A minor or second major is required. Many of our students choose biology or another science as their minor. A minimum of 37 hours of chemistry is required for the major.  

Biochemistry, Bachelor of Science (519)


  • Undergraduate
  • Bachelor of Science
  • Science and Engineering
  • OCSE Interdisciplinary Programs

Overview

Advisor:
Dr. Kevin Williams, Department of Chemistry
Kelly Thompson Hall, Office 4056
Phone: 270-745-8899    

Faculty:
Department of Chemistry: M. Kim, K. Williams, D. Wolfgang
Department of Biology: R. King, A. Srivastava

Biochemistry is the study of the chemical basis of living organisms. The subject includes the investigation of the various classes of biomolecules (proteins, nucleic acids, lipids, and carbohydrates) and their metabolic interactions.

Training in biochemistry offers many exciting opportunities in teaching, research, and public service. It provides excellent preparation for students intending to enter professional programs such as Dentistry and Medicine as well as graduate study in Biochemistry, Chemistry, or Biology. The Biochemistry program is the only stand-alone Bachelor’s Degree in Biochemistry at a public institution in the Commonwealth. It is administered jointly through the Departments of Biology and Chemistry. Students may enroll for biochemistry courses through either the Department of Biology or the Department of Chemistry, depending upon their major emphasis.

Biochemistry I (BIOL 446|/CHEM 446|) is strongly recommended for pre-medicine and pre-dentistry students as well as for chemistry and biology majors.

Program Requirements (60 hours)

A baccalaureate degree requires a minimum of 120 unduplicated semester hours. More information can be found at www.wku.edu/registrar/degree_certification.php.

Students who began WKU in the Fall 2014 and thereafter should review the Colonnade requirements located at: https://www.wku.edu/colonnade/colonnaderequirements.php.

The major in biochemistry requires a minimum of 60 semester hours and leads to a Bachelor of Science degree. This sequence of required chemistry and biology courses along with elective courses from biology, chemistry, agriculture, and physics offers the student a unique opportunity for interdisciplinary training.

Course List
Required Courses
CHEM 120College Chemistry I3
CHEM 121College Chemistry I Laboratory2
CHEM 222College Chemistry II3
CHEM 223College Chemistry II Laboratory2
CHEM 330Quantitative Analysis5
CHEM 340Organic Chemistry I3
CHEM 341Organic Chemistry Laboratory I2
CHEM 342Organic Chemistry II3
CHEM 343Organic Chemistry II Laboratory2
BIOL 120Biological Concepts: Cells Metabolism and Genetics3
BIOL 121Biological Concepts: Cells, Metabolism, and Genetics Lab1
BIOL 122Biological Concepts: Evolution, Diversity, and Ecology3
BIOL 123Biological Concepts: Evolution, Diversity, and Ecology Lab1
BIOL 319Introduction to Molecular and Cell Biology3
BIOL 322Introduction to Molecular and Cell Biology Laboratory1
BIOL 411Cell Biology3
BIOL/CHEM 446Biochemistry I3
BIOL/CHEM 447Biochemistry Laboratory2
BIOL/CHEM 467Biochemistry II3
Electives
Select at least 12 hours of the following courses:12
BIOL 212
Genome Discovery Exploration
BIOL 222
Plant Biology and Diversity
BIOL 223
Plant Biology and Diversity Lab
BIOL 224
Animal Biology and Diversity
BIOL 225
Animal Biology and Diversity Lab
BIOL 226
Microbial Biology and Diversity
BIOL 227
Microbial Biology and Diversity Lab
BIOL 312
Bioinformatics
BIOL 316
Evolution: Theory and Process
BIOL 327
Genetics
BIOL 337
Genetics Laboratory
BIOL 328
Immunology
BIOL 330
Animal Physiology
BIOL 331
Animal Physiology Laboratory
BIOL 335
Neurobiology
BIOL 350
Introduction to Recombinant Genetics
BIOL 382
Introductory Biostatistics
BIOL 399
Research Problems in Biology
BIOL 403
Molecular Basis of Cancer
BIOL 404
Techniques and Theory of Electron Microscopy
BIOL 407
Virology
BIOL 412
Cell Biology Laboratory
BIOL 420
Introduction to Toxicology
BIOL 440
Developmental Genetics
BIOL 450
Recombinant Gene Technology
BIOL 464
Endocrinology
BIOL 475
Selected Topics in Biology
BIOL 495
Molecular Genetics
BIOL 496
Plant Biotechnology
CHEM 320
Inorganic Chemistry I
CHEM 399
Research Problems in Chemistry
CHEM 420
Inorganic Chemistry II
CHEM 430
Forensic Chemistry
CHEM 435
Instrumental Analysis
CHEM 450
Physical Chemistry I
CHEM 451
Physical Chemistry I Laboratory
CHEM 452
Physical Chemistry II
CHEM 453
Physical Chemistry II Laboratory
CHEM 462
Bioinorganic Chemistry
CHEM 475
Selected Topics in Chemistry
AGRO 320
Crop Physiology
AGRO 350
Soils
AGRO 351
Soils Laboratory
AGRO 352
Soil Fertility and Fertilizers
AGRO 409
Weed Science
AGRO 410
Weed Science Laboratory
AGRO 452
Soil Microbiology
ANSC 345
Principles of Animal Nutrition
ANSC 437
Physiology of Reproduction in Domestic Animals
ANSC 438
Physiology of Reproduction in Domestic Animal Laboratory
ANSC 448
Animal Feeds and Feeding Practices
AGRI 399
Research Problems in Agriculture
PHYS 335
General Biophysics
PHYS 431
Radiation Biophysics
Total Hours60

Additional Courses (12-14 Hours)

Course List
MATH 136Calculus I4
Select one of the following groups:
PHYS 231
PHYS 232
PHYS 233
PHYS 332
Introduction to Physics and Biophysics I
and Laboratory for Physics and Biophysics I
and Laboratory for Physics and Biophysics II
and Introduction to Physics and Biophysics II
8
PHYS 255
PHYS 256
PHYS 265
PHYS 266
University Physics I
and University Physics I Lab
and University Physics II
and University Physics II Laboratory
10

Finish in Four Plans

Finish in Four Plan

First Year
FallHoursSpringHours
BIOL 120
BIOL 121
4BIOL 122
BIOL 123
4
CHEM 120
CHEM 121
5CHEM 222
CHEM 223
5
ENG 1003MATH 1364
COMM 1453HIST 101 or HIST 1023
 15 16
Second Year
FallHoursSpringHours
CHEM 3305BIOL 319
BIOL 322
4
PHYS 231
PHYS 232
4CHEM 340
CHEM 341
5
ENG 2003PHYS 332
PHYS 233
4
Colonnade - Social & Behavioral Science3Colonnade - Arts & Humanitites3
 15 16
Third Year
FallHoursSpringHours
CHEM 342
CHEM 343
5BIOL 4463
Biochemistry Elective3BIOL 4472
Colonnade - Writing in the Disciplines3BIOL 4113
World Language or Elective3Biochemistry Elective3
 Colonnade - Social & Cultural3
 14 14
Fourth Year
FallHoursSpringHours
BIOL 399 or CHEM 3993BIOL 4673
Biochemistry Elective3Elective3
Biochemistry Elective3Elective3
Colonnade - Local to Global3Elective3
Colonnade - Systems3Elective3
 15 15
Total Hours 120

The minor in Chemistry is a prescribed 20 hours that includes many courses that biology, physics, or other science majors may already be taking to satisfy major requirements. The minor is designed to augment study in another major and is popular for Pre-health Professional Majors.

Students interested in a minor are strongly encouraged to contact the department for advising as they plan their degree progress.

We offer a Joint Undergraduate-Masters Program (JUMP) which provides academically outstanding students the opportunity to complete both an undergraduate and graduate degree in approximately five years. Interested students can apply prior to completion of 90 hours of undergraduate credits. For more information about JUMP, please contact Dr. Bangbo Yan.

In this five-year course of study, students will earn a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry and a Master of Science in Chemistry.


CHEM 320    Inorganic Chemistry I    3 Hours

Introduction to the foundational principles of inorganic chemistry: atomic and molecular structure, periodicity, bonding, ionic substances, main group, and transition metal chemistry.

Prerequisite(s): CHEM 222 with a minimum grade of C and CHEM 223 with a minimum grade of C

Recent Term(s) Offered: fall 2022; fall 2023; fall 2024

BIOL 411    Cell Biology    3 Hours

A lecture series emphasizing the morphological and chemical make-up of cells, the physical and chemical properties of the cell, and modern techniques for investigation of cellular functions.

Prerequisite(s): ((BIOL 319 and BIOL 322) or (BIOL 327 and BIOL 337))

Recent Term(s) Offered: spring 2022; summer 2022; spring 2023; summer 2023; winter 2024; spring 2024; summer 2024

Plans of Study

 

 

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As a student in the WKU Chemistry program, I have found an inspiring environment where theory meets practice seamlessly. The hands-on laboratory experiences have not only deepened my understanding of chemical principles but have also equipped me with invaluable skills for my future career. The faculty's dedication to mentorship and their passion for cutting-edge research have motivated me to pursue my academic interests with enthusiasm. This program has not only broadened my scientific horizons but has also prepared me for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in the field of chemistry.

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