Chemistry Department | UMass Lowell

UMass Lowell's Department of Chemistry offers B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. degrees. We train undergraduates to be well-prepared chemists to enter the work force or nationally recognized graduate programs. Students awarded our graduate degrees are well-prepared for leadership in industry and academia. Learn more

Preparing Undergraduate Students for Careers

The Chemistry Department at the University of Massachusetts Lowell offers an American Chemical Society (ACS)-approved B.S. in Chemistry that prepares undergraduate students for a variety of industrial careers in the field.

Graduate Students Ready for Industrial and Academic Jobs

The Chemistry Department at the University of Massachusetts Lowell offers M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Chemistry that prepare graduate students for industrial and academic jobs.

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8/24/2018 Featured Story

High School Students Get Research Experience at UMass Lowell

High School Students Get Research Experience at UMass Lowell

The Massachusetts Life Sciences Center sponsored nine high school students to do research for eight weeks on campus under its High School Apprenticeship Challenge program.

8/24/2018 Featured Story
8/18/2018 Lowell Sun In The News

Collecting Data while Collecting a Paycheck

Collecting Data while Collecting a Paycheck

Sophia Manukian is one of nine high school-age interns conducting biological research at UMass Lowell this summer under the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center (MSLC) high school apprenticeship challenge.

8/18/2018 Lowell Sun In The News
5/5/2018 Featured Story

Students Win NSF Graduate Research Fellowships

Students Win NSF Graduate Research Fellowships

Mechanical engineering senior Deborah Fowler and chemical engineering senior Erin Shaughnessey have each won a 2018 Graduate Research Fellowship Program award from the National Science Foundation.

5/5/2018 Featured Story
3/30/2018 Featured Story

Honors College Offers 100 Student Fellowships a Year

Honors College Offers 100 Student Fellowships a Year

This year, the Honors College offered 100 fellowships to students who wanted to delve into research, read broadly outside their majors, intern at a nonprofit or create something original. The fellowships pay students for 100 hours of work with a faculty, staff or community mentor.

3/30/2018 Featured Story

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