The Undergraduate Chemistry Program
The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry provides curricula for the Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts degree. By any measure one may apply, Chemistry and Biochemistry are one of the strongest academic programs at O.S.U. and in the state of Ohio. Ohio State leads the country in education and research because of our vast resources, cutting-edge facilities, and outstanding faculty. Consequently, we are consistently ranked as one of the best in the nation by the National Research Council and others. Our faculty members include members of the National Academy of Sciences, Ohio Eminent Scholars, Sloan Fellows, Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar awardees, and fellows of the American Physical Society, the American Ceramic Society, and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Several faculty hold major national awards from the American Chemical Society and have distinguished themselves numerous times with research.
The State of Ohio and the University have awarded the Department funds as a Center of Excellence and for two Ohio Eminent Scholars. In addition, funds from national agencies and industries average about 9 million dollars annually. Ohio State ranks eighth in the nation, first in the Big Ten, and first in the entire Midwest in federal funding of chemistry projects.
Program Information
- General Chemistry Semester Information
- Organic Chemistry Semester Information
- Chemistry Degree Requirements
- Semester Bachelor of Science Curriculum
- Undergraduate Awards
- Undergraduate Scholarships
- Undergraduate Computer Labs
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- MP 0008 & MP 2047 are available for undergraduate use.
- NW 2105 is reserved for graduate student use.
- Courses
Getting help with General and Organic Chemistry courses
- General Chemistry:170 CE Learning Resource Center
- Organic Chemistry: 040 Science and Engineering Library(pdf)
Enrollment and Testing Information for Chemistry Courses
- Getting into a Closed General Chemistry course
- Getting into a Closed Analytical, Organic, Physical, or Inorganic Course
- Testing out of Chemistry courses with a Proficiency Exam (EM Test)
Undergraduate Research
- Undergraduate Research Opportunities
- REEL: Research Experiences to Enhance Learning
- Computer-based Chemistry Instruction Facility (CCIF)
- Scholarships for Undergraduate Chemistry Research
- The Undergraduate Research Office
- Chemistry Club
- Chemistry Courses involving Research
- Chemistry 699: Undergraduate Research: Undergraduate research or creative activities in various topics.
- Chemistry H783: Honors Research: Independent investigation in chemistry culminating in a thesis and an oral examination.
- Professional Societies
Online Resources
- Online Education Resources
- Online Quiz Bank
- The Science & Engineering Library
- Campus Google Map
- Printable map (PDF format):
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Additional Information