Enhance your scientific skills in areas such as research, data collection, and problem-solving so you can expand your professional opportunities in chemistry research and more careers through the Master of Science in Chemistry at Loyola University Chicago. Through Loyola's program, you will experience the same academic rigor and access to state-of-the-art instrumentation as PhD students. You will also have opportunities to develop professional relationships and engage in leading-edge research.<br>When you master chemistry at Loyola University Chicago, you will be prepared for chemistry research jobs as well as other jobs in the field. You will also be equipped to go on to medical school or advanced chemistry or biochemistry programs.<br>The MS in Chemistry can be pursued full time or part time. Classes are held weekday evenings at Loyola's Lake Shore Campus, located on Chicago's North Side.<br><br>The course-based chemistry master's is a 30-credit-hour program with 10 graduate-level chemistry courses. The thesis-based MS in Chemistry requires you to complete 18 credit hours of courses and 12 credit hours of research.<br>Whether you are looking to pursue chemistry research jobs, industrial work, or other opportunities in fields of chemistry, you will have the preparation you need to succeed.<br>Specific job options include: Research and Development Scientist, Product Development Chemist, Materials Chemist, Analytical Chemist<br> Toxicologist,Chemistry Instructor,Environmental Chemist<br><br>Because Loyola is a member of the Jesuit network of 27 colleges and universities nationwide, our graduates can access career advising services, resume and interviewing assistance, career fairs and events, and employment listings in our Career Services center, as well as at career centers at other U.S. Jesuit colleges and universities.