化学理学硕士

纽黑文大学的化学硕士学位是基于实践的计划，它将使您能够采用综合方法来解决实际的化学问题，并为您从事各种领域的职业做好准备。首先，您将获得以下方面的广泛知识：化学理论，计算化学方法，实验数据分析，化学材料设计，现代有机化学，分子药物设计，可持续化学过程设计，以及化学领域的当前挑战。除了发展有机，分析和计算化学方面的专业知识外，您还将参加生物医学工程，土木工程，计算机科学，数学以及细胞和分子生物学方面的课程。通过这种集成方法，您将为研究化学挑战做好充分的准备，例如分子药物发现，聚合物材料设计，催化剂设计以及可
The Department of Chemistry offers programs of study and research leading to the MS and PhD degrees. Candidates for advanced degrees in the Department of Chemistry normally are expected to have completed the minimum undergraduate program established by the American Chemical Society Committee on Professional Training. The graduate program in chemistry may include any chemistry courses numbered above 500, along with certain courses numbered between 400 and 500 if approved by the student's advisory committee, or in the first semester of study, by the graduate executive committee of the department. Graduate courses in chemistry include advanced analytical techniques, synthesis, and reaction mechanisms in organic chemistry, molecular modeling and computer simulation methods, physical inorganic and inorganic reaction mechanisms, organometallics, quantum mechanics, molecular spectroscopy and statistical thermodynamics, and sustainable materials chemistry. Special topics courses and seminar courses are also offered. Suitable courses in other departments such as Biochemistry, Chemical and Biological Engineering, Geology, Mathematics, or Physics may also be included in a student's program of study. Thesis-based research is an integral part of the student's training. Research normally comprises about one-half of the 30 semester hours required in a master's degree program and about two-thirds of the work in a doctoral program<br><br>Energy consumption is a major global challenge to achieving a sustainable planet. Developing alternative sources of safer, cleaner, renewable energy is a goal of green chemistry. Solar, wind, and biofuels each play a role in providing alternative energy. Chemists are contributing to development of new technologies through improved batteries, new materials for photovoltaics, better fuel cells, and production of energy dense liquid fuels.​