Analytical Requirements
Ph.D. Requirements: Analytical Chemistry
First Year
- Advisory exams
- Take required Analytical major courses
- Chem. 621, 630 ("Problem Solving") and any two of the following courses: Chem. 622, 623, 624, 625, 628, 630 ("Special Topics")
- Begin accumulating minor credits
- Enroll in and attend Analytical Seminars (Chemistry 920)
- Join a research group by November 15 and begin Research (Chemistry 993)
Second Year
- Enroll in and attend Analytical Seminars (Chemistry 920)
- Finish required coursework (major and minor credits)
- File Minor Agreement Form (Obtain from Chemistry Graduate Office and submit halfway through coursework.)
- Thesis background presentation (written and oral)
- Present Analytical Seminar
- Continue research
Third Year
- Enroll in and attend Analytical Seminars (Chemistry 920)
- Continue research
- Original research proposal
- File Request for Preliminary Warrant to request dissertator status. (Obtain from Graduate Office and submit one month prior to defense.)
Fourth (and Subsequent) Year(s)
- Enroll in and attend Analytical Seminars (Chemistry 920)
- Continue research
- Write and defend Ph.D. thesis
- File Ph.D. Final Oral Committee Approval Form (Obtain from Graduate Office and submit one month prior to oral exam.)