Credential directory

Degrees, certificates, licences, apprenticeships and micro-credentials — with the provider, the occupations each leads to, and the Credential Transparency Identifier where one is published. Or browse a state or partner library.

  • Bachelor's Degree

    Chemistry (B.S.)

    Monmouth College

    Chemistry (B.S.) is a bachelor's degree program offered at Monmouth College.

    • IL
  • Bachelor's Degree

    Chemistry (B.S.)

    Stevenson University

    Stevenson's chemistry program, planned in accordance with the requirements of the American Chemical Society, offers a broad selection of courses and provides an excellent background for any scientific or technological career. Laboratory work and research are emphasized throughout the curriculum.

    • MD
  • Bachelor's Degree

    Chemistry (B.S.)

    University of St Thomas (MN)

    The Bachelor of Science in chemistry provides an ACS-oriented, laboratory-intensive foundation in the chemical sciences, including an optional biochemistry concentration.

  • Bachelor's Degree

    Chemistry (B.S.)

    Bethel University (MN)

    An American Chemical Society certified major providing intensive preparation in chemistry for graduate study, industry, and engineering.

  • Bachelor's Degree

    Chemistry (B.S.)

    The College of Saint Scholastica

    A rigorous, ACS-oriented chemistry major providing broad coverage of the chemical sciences for careers and graduate study.

    • MN
  • Bachelor's Degree

    Chemistry (B.S.)

    Augsburg University

    The Bachelor of Science option in chemistry provides rigorous preparation, including an American Chemical Society-certified track, for graduate study and professional careers.

    • MN
  • Bachelor's Degree

    Chemistry (B.S.)

    Saint Louis University

    An undergraduate science program in chemistry.

    • MO
  • Bachelor's Degree

    Chemistry (B.S.)

    Lincoln University (MO)

    Bachelor of Science with a major in Chemistry. A minimum of 40 upper division hours is required for graduation, with laboratory and research experiences that reinforce empirical methods of science.

  • Bachelor's Degree

    Chemistry (B.S.)

    Drury University

    The American Chemical Society (ACS)-certified Bachelor of Science in Chemistry.

    • MO
  • Bachelor's Degree

    Chemistry (B.S.)

    University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

    Chemistry is the scientific study of the composition and properties of matter and the investigation of the laws that govern them. All chemists have a common core of knowledge, learned through a highly structured sequence of undergraduate courses. The B.S. degree is the more intensive professional pr …more

    • NC
  • Bachelor's Degree

    Chemistry (B.S.)

    High Point University

    The B.S. in Chemistry is approved by the American Chemical Society, offering a broad-based and rigorous chemistry education that gives students intellectual, experimental, and communication skills to become effective scientific professionals.

    • NC
  • Bachelor's Degree

    Chemistry (B.S.)

    Catawba College

    Offered by the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry in the James F. & Gerry T. Hurley School of Arts and Sciences.

    • NC
  • Bachelor's Degree

    Chemistry (B.S.)

    New Jersey City University

    The Bachelor of Science degree program in chemistry provides a background in chemical sciences. This program prepares one for a career in chemical and related industries, forensic and environmental science, food and cosmetics, and secondary science education, and is also appropriate for medical, den …more

    • NJ
  • Bachelor's Degree

    Chemistry (B.S.)

    D'Youville University

    The Chemistry B.S. major at D'Youville prepares students in the traditional foundational areas of chemistry: inorganic, organic, physical, analytical, and biochemistry. Graduates may teach high school, enter directly into industry, or go to graduate school and become a university professor or a seni …more

  • Bachelor's Degree

    Chemistry (B.S.)

    Hobart William Smith Colleges

    The B.S. in chemistry builds on the core foundational courses in organic, analytical, inorganic, and physical chemistry with additional upper-level chemistry and natural science coursework. Students have the opportunity to conduct research with faculty, publish peer-reviewed articles, and present at …more

    • NY
  • Bachelor's Degree

    Chemistry (B.S.)

    Wittenberg University

    The Bachelor of Science in chemistry requires substantially more chemistry coursework than the B.A. and leads to certification by the American Chemical Society. Graduates are known by businesses and graduate schools to have excellent preparation.

    • OH
  • Bachelor's Degree

    Chemistry (B.S.)

    Lehigh University

    The B.S. in Chemistry is offered with two tracks: an American Chemical Society (ACS) approved track and a non-ACS track that requires fewer credits. The degree is also available through the P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science and requires appropriate mathematics and physics collat …more

    • PA
  • Bachelor's Degree

    Chemistry (B.S.)

    Susquehanna University

    The Bachelor of Science degree in chemistry with American Chemical Society certification requires a minimum of 49 semester hours in chemistry. Students complete all courses required for the Bachelor of Arts degree plus instrumental analysis, a biochemistry course, an elective chemistry course, addit …more

    • PA
  • Bachelor's Degree

    Chemistry (B.S.)

    Cedar Crest College

    The B.S. in chemistry provides more emphasis on the laboratory experience and prepares graduates for careers utilizing technical skills and scientific reasoning. The B.S. in chemistry is approved by the American Chemical Society, which means that graduates will be certified by the American Chemical …more

    • PA
  • Bachelor's Degree

    Chemistry (B.S.)

    Lycoming College

    The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry offers both B.A. and B.S. degree programs and is approved by the American Chemical Society (ACS) to certify those students whose programs meet or exceed requirements established by the ACS. The B.S. degree in Chemistry requires 16 courses.

    • PA