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College of Natural and Health Sciences<br />
Chemistry and Biochemistry<br />
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B.S. in Forensic Science<br />
B.S. in Chemistry<br />
B.S. in Chemistry (ACS-certified)<br />
B.A. in Chemistry<br />
B.S. in Biochemistry<br />
B.A. in Biochemistry<br />
UT chemistry, biochemistry and forensic science majors receive a broad-based and rigorous education<br />
including the intellectual, experimental and communication skills needed to participate effectively as<br />
scientific professionals. Chemistry plays a vital role in nearly every scientific field and is frequently the<br />
degree program of choice for students interested in the health professions.<br />
Minor in Chemistry<br />
B.S. in Chemistry or Biochemistry/MBA<br />
Joint Degree<br />
What Will You Learn?<br />
Students receive a solid foundation in the five<br />
major areas of chemistry: analytical, biochemistry,<br />
inorganic, organic and physical. The B.S.<br />
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