Chemistry Doctorate

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Required Didactic Courses
Introduction to Chemical Research
UNIV 720
Advanced Survey of Inorganic Chemistry
Advanced Survey of Analytical Chemistry
Physical Organic Chemistry I
Advanced Survey of Physical Chemistry
Required Non-Didactic Courses
Graduate Seminar (second year seminar)
Graduate Seminar (proposal seminar)
Graduate Seminar (defense seminar)
Doctoral Dissertation ( Number of research credits determined by student and supervisory committee)
Additional credits numbered 601 - 689, 691, 700 - 789 and 791 may also count toward the 90 credit total required by the College of Graduate and Interdisciplinary Studies if approved by the student's advisory and examination committee.
Total Credits90
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 A student matriculating with a master's degree, including one earned at an international institution, must earn not fewer than 60 graduate credits at NDSU. These credits must include the 19 listed above under Required Didactic Courses. Courses numbered 601-689 may be used for the Plan of Study as long as they have not been taken in an undergraduate or previous graduate program. Approved courses are Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry 625, 626, 627, 628. 630, and 676. 


ADDITIONALLY, The following departmental courses ARE available for students; CONSULT WITH COMMITTEE FOR RECOMMENDATIONS:

Analytical
CHEM 632Analytical Chemistry II3
CHEM 730Separations2
CHEM 736Mass Spectrometry2
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
BIOC 673Methods of Biochemical Research3
BIOC 674Methods of Recombinant DNA Technology3
BIOC 701Comprehensive Biochemistry I4
BIOC 702Comprehensive Biochemistry II4
Inorganic
CHEM 724Chemical Applications of Group Theory1
CHEM 727Organometallic Chemistry3
CHEM 728Physical Methods for Chemical and Biomolecular Research2
CHEM 744Organic Spectroscopy2
Organic
CHEM 742Physical Organic Chemistry II2
CHEM 744Organic Spectroscopy2
CHEM 745Organic Synthesis4
Physical
CHEM 665Survey of Physical Chemistry4
CHEM 760Statistical Thermodynamics4
CHEM 763Kinetics2
CHEM 764Dynamics2
CHEM 676Introduction to Computational Quantum Chemistry3

Admission and Application Requirements