Chemistry
Minor in Chemistry
About the Chemistry Minor
Our Chemistry Minor provides you with a solid foundation in the fundamental principles of chemistry. Through a combination of classroom lectures and laboratory experiments, you will understand the structure and behavior of matter, chemical reactions, and analytical techniques.
Visit Department WebsiteWhy Study Chemistry at CWU?
Chemistry is a fascinating subject that helps us understand the world around us at a molecular level. With a Chemistry minor, you will gain a deeper understanding of chemical reactions, properties of matter, and analytical techniques.
A Chemistry minor can be an excellent complement to majors such as biology, environmental studies, physics, geology, science education, and mathematics—it can help you develop a more well-rounded perspective on your chosen field and give you an edge in the job market.
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Join the Chemistry Club
Expand your community at Central Washington University by participating in clubs and activities. Meet your fellow Wildcats and gain knowledge outside of the classroom by joining the Chemistry Club.
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The Chemistry Department is committed to your success in and out of the classroom. Find helpful Professional Resources and Career Services to access throughout your time at CWU and into your professional career.
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Chemistry
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