Chemistry
Chemistry |
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1500 Chemistry Building |
Professor Mark Meyerhoff, Acting Chair Professor Brian P. Coppola, Associate Chair for Curriculum and Faculty Affairs |
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Phone: (734) 647-2857 or (734) 647-2858 |
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Fax: (734) 647-4865 |
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Website: www.umich.edu/~michchem |
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email: ChemUndergrad@umich.edu |
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Advising It is strongly recommended that students who are thinking of degrees in chemistry should arrange an appoint with a Chemistry advisory via the online advising system as soon as possible, preferably before the end of the freshman year but certainly before the end of the sophomore year. The online appointment scheduling system can be found here: Chemistry -- Students develop a concentration plan in consultation with a program advisor. Those interested in a B.S. degree with a concentration in Chemistry (120 credits) or the specialized program leading to the Bachelor of Science in Chemistry (124 credits) are urged to consult a program advisor during the freshman and/or sophomore years. Prospective concentrators are advised that further study in chemistry requires adequate performance in early chemistry courses (preferably B- or better) as well as in the mathematics and physics prerequisites. Students interested in an Honors degree should see the Chemistry Honors advisor. Appointments are scheduled online at http://www.umich.edu/~michchem/undergrad/index.html. Students interested in the joint program with the College of Engineering should make an appointment with Chalmers Knight [Academic Advising Center, 1255 Angell Hall, (734) 764-0332] and then make an appointment to see a chemistry concentration advisor online.
Biochemistry--Appointments are scheduled online at www.umich.edu/~michchem/undergrad/index.html |
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Undergraduate Concentration Programs
Related Undergraduate Academic Minors |
Graduate Courses (Rackham Bulletin course list) Graduate Programs Related Graduate and Interdepartmental Graduate Programs
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Chemistry Faculty listing
Faculty listing for the Department of Chemistry
Chemistry departmental information
The department is committed to providing you with a first class education. You are invited to accept the challenge we offer to grow and mature under our guidance.
Undergraduate courses in CHEM *
Undergraduate courses in Chemistry
Graduate Courses in CHEM *
Graduate courses in Chemistry
Engineering (Joint Program in Liberal Arts and B.S. in Engineering)
The program is intended for students who wish to develop a depth of understanding in the technical studies associated with the College of Engineering and in the physical and natural sciences, humanities, and social sciences in LSA.
Chemistry Grade Grievance Procedures
Grade Grievance Procedures for the Department of Chemistry
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