应用科学哲学博士-应用化学

应用科学博士 应用化学专业的博士课程为政府，工业和学术研究领域的职业提供了高级准备。该学位课程提供灵活的学习计划，以充分利用每位学生的先前培训。必修课程的数量已减至最少，从而将制定学生的学习计划的责任交给了学生及其顾问委员会。研究是该计划的主要重点。我们的教职员工致力于针对各种主题的富有成效的研究计划，为研究生提供了选择专业领域的众多机会。教学也是该计划中的一项必不可少的活动，研究生通常以新生水平实验室中的TA（教学助理）的身份为化学系的教学任务做出贡献。参与教学的人员来自化学系（理学院）和应用科学系（D
The Applied Sciences Ph.D. in Applied Chemistry provides advanced preparation for careers in government, industrial, and academic research. The degree offers a flexible program of study in order to take advantage of the previous training of each student. The number of required courses has been minimized, placing the responsibility for developing a student's program of study upon the student and their advisory committee. Research is the major emphasis of this program. Our faculty members pursue vigorous and productive research programs on a variety of topics, providing graduate students with numerous opportunities to select an area of specialization. Teaching is also a required activity in the program, and graduate students contribute to the teaching mission of the Chemistry Department as TAs (teaching assistants), most often in freshman level laboratories.Participating faculty are from the Department of Chemistry (College of Science) and the Department of Applied Science (Donaghey College of Engineering and Information Technology (EIT)). In addition to their other faculty responsibilities, these faculty direct Applied Chemistry students in doctoral research, serve as members of the student's supervisory committees, and generally oversee operation of the program. They also serve as supervisors for the work assignments of Ph.D. students supported by a state-funded graduate assistantship. Several faculty are engaged in collaborative research programs, bringing together talents and knowledge from different areas to focus on interdisciplinary problems. Research collaborations exist among this group of faculty, as well as externally with the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) and the National Center for Toxicological Research (NCTR). Research collaborations outside the central Arkansas area have included NASA-Kennedy Space Center and Oak Ridge National Laboratories.