Western Michigan University has pioneered an innovative undergraduate degree program in geochemistryone of the first of its kind in the nation. If you decide to enroll in this cutting-edge program, you will gain access to a rigorous and challenging curriculum that cultivates expertise in a range of geologic and geochemical subjects that are in high demand throughout the environmental consulting, geotechnical, remediation, monitoring and policy fields.<br><br>Geochemical research facilities at WMU are housed principally in the Haenicke Hall science complex, a modern facility that integrates geoscience, biology and chemistry research laboratories into one building to promote active cross-disciplinary research and collaborations. Research in geochemistry at WMU includes fundamental science and applied research directed at understanding and solving a range of environmental problems.