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| Required by All |
4 of 5: Chem 401
Chem 405
Chem 437
Chem 451
Chem 461
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3 600-level courses |
12 credits of Chem
899 |
(see division specific
details below) |
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Written description
and oral presentation /exam |
(see division specific
details below) |
Dissertation and oral defense
according to Graduate School guidelines |
| Organic |
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Chem 690 with written description |
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Written proposal |
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| Biochemistry |
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Must include Chem 638 |
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Chem 690 with written description |
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Written proposal |
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| Analytical |
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Written description and oral
presentation /exam |
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Written proposal with oral
presentation |
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| Physical |
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Written description and oral
presentation /exam
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Written proposal with oral
presentation |
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| Inorganic |
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Written description and oral
presentation /exam |
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Written proposal with oral
presentation |
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| Required by All |
4 of 5:
Chem 401
Chem 405
Chem 437
Chem 451
Chem 461
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18/30 credits 600 or higher |
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| Thesis Track |
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6 credits of Chem 799 |
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Thesis according to Graduate
School guidelines |
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| Non-Thesis |
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Chem 600 |
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Scholarly paper |
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The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
offers the
Graduate
Summer Bridge program (GSBP) in an effort to give incoming
graduate students a head start on their graduate studies. Participating
students will have the advantage of becoming familiar with the
UMBC campus and becoming acclimated to the Department before classes
begin. The GSBP is an eight-week program starting in early to
mid-June, consisting of four discussion and problem solving sessions
per week. These sessions will focus on a review of the principles
of Organic and Physical Chemistry. Participants in the GSBP will
also complete a research rotation in a faculty member's laboratory.
The Department strongly encourages all students to participate
in the GSBP, but it is not required. All incoming graduate students
are required to take ACS placement exams in Organic and Physical
Chemistry prior to registering for classes.