Bachelors in Chemistry

Nobel Laureate Glenn Seaborg said, "Middle Ages man could not ignore the church, nor Renaissance man ignore the arts, nor could Eighteenth Century man ignore political thought. Likewise, modern man cannot ignore science." Advances in chemistry have contributed to the extension of our knowledge of God's creation --- both his physical universe and we his people. A liberal arts major in chemistry will not only expand your mind, but also provide you with a broad spectrum of career opportunities. During the past decade, nearly one-half of Northwestern's chemistry majors have attended graduate or professional schools in chemistry, biochemistry or medicine, while the remainder have pursued careers in business, industry or education.