Chemistry Department

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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8/10/2022 Featured Story

Summer Programs Prepare Incoming and Prospective Science Students for College

Summer Programs Prepare Incoming and Prospective Science Students for College

Incoming and prospective students interested in chemistry and computer science gained hands-on experience through summer programs.

8/10/2022 Featured Story
7/5/2022 Featured Story

Kennedy College of Sciences Launches Exchange Program with French University

Kennedy College of Sciences Launches Exchange Program with French University

Four University of Versailles students are taking part in a 10-week internship in biology and chemistry labs at UMass Lowell as part of a new Kennedy College of Sciences exchange program.

7/5/2022 Featured Story
6/27/2022 Featured Story

Chemistry Professor Wins Manning Prize for Excellence in Teaching

Chemistry Professor Wins Manning Prize for Excellence in Teaching

Chemistry Assoc. Teaching Prof. Khalilah Reddie won the Manning Prize for Excellence in Teaching in recognition of her commitment to student success.

6/27/2022 Featured Story
6/6/2022 Featured Story

Professor Adds Element of Diversity to Chemistry Lessons

Professor Adds Element of Diversity to Chemistry Lessons

To help students in her Chemistry I and II courses understand the diversity of those working in STEM fields, Asst. Teaching Prof. Suzanne Young has created brief lessons on Black, brown and indigenous scientists not mentioned in their textbook.

6/6/2022 Featured Story

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