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What Can I Do with a Major in ... Chemistry?

 

Chemistry


Description of Major

    This major educates students about the composition, structure, properties, and reactions of matter found in living structures, geological formations, and human-created products.           

    For more information on studying Chemistry click here

Employment Information

Graduates are prepared for a wide range of positions in industry, medicine, education, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations. A variety of jobs are available for chemistry graduates, including: 

 

Agricultural Scientist Inorganic Chemist
Agronomist Metallurgist
Anesthesiologist Mineralogist
Biochemist Molecular Biologist
Certified Hazardous Materials Manager Museum Curator/Educator
Chemical Engineer Mycologist
Chemical Information Specialist Nematologist
Chemical Oceanographer Nurse
Chemical Technician Occupational Health & Safety Specialist
Chemical Warfare Expert Optometrist
Chemist Organic Chemist
Chemistry Technologist Parasitologist
Clarifying Plant Operator Patent Agent
Clinical Specialist Petrologist
College Professor Pharmaceutical Research Chemist
County Health Department Inspector Pharmaceutical Sales Representative
Crime Lab Analyst Pharmacist
Cytotechnologist Physician
Dairy Scientist Plastics Engineer
Dentist Polymer Chemist
Educator Poultry Scientist
Electrochemist Product Development Manager
Entomologist Product Tester
Environmental Chemist Psychiatrist
Environmental Engineer Quality Assurance Manager
Environmental Compliance Officer Quality Control Specialist
Environmental Health Specialist Radiation Health Specialist
Environmental Protection & Research Radiologist
Environmental Risk Assessor Risk Manager
EPA Inspector Safety Inspector
FDA Inspector Science Editor
Fiber Technologist Science Writer
Fire Protection Engineer Soil Scientist
Food and Drug Analyst Systems Analyst
Forensic/Crime Lab Technician Technical Sales
Genetic Counselor Technical Writer
Geochemist Textile Dyes Analyst
Hospital Administrator Tissue Technologist
Hydrogeologist Toxicologist
Hydrologist Veterinarian
Industrial Health Engineer Water Purification Chemist
Industrial Hygienist Water Scientist
Industrial Quality Control Winery Chemist
  Yeast Culture Developer
   

 

Some positions listed may require education or training beyond an undergraduate degree. 

Additional Links


American Chemical Society

American Association for Clinical Chemistry

American Institute of Chemists

           UC McMicken College of Arts & Sciences

 

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