Chemistry

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Fehmi Damkaci,, Chair
296 Shineman Center
315-312-3048
www.oswego.edu/chemistry

Vadoud Niri, Program Advisor
296 Shineman Center
315-312-2698

Chemistry Professors  

General Information

The program is based on the conviction that the needs of students are best met in a program where much individual attention is possible. The course training is equivalent to the standards set for the PhD, regardless of whether the MS is to be terminal or preparatory to the PhD. The Chemistry Department at Oswego was the first State University College in New York to be accredited by the American Chemical Society.

Admission

The applicant should have the equivalent of an undergraduate major in Chemistry and baccalaureate from an accredited school. International students must submit TOEFL scores.

The applicant’s admittance for graduate work on the basis of the applicant’s transcript and two recent letters of recommendation is determined by the graduate committee of the Chemistry Department, and approval of the Graduate Office.

Programs

• Chemistry–M.S.

Courses

• CHE 501 - Special Topics in Advanced Chemistry
• CHE 510 - The Teaching of Chemistry
• CHE 529 - Special Topics in Analytical Chemistry
• CHE 536 - Advanced Organic Chemistry
• CHE 537 - Advanced Organic Chemistry II
• CHE 540 - Advanced Organic Spectroscopy
• CHE 545 - Computational Methods in Chemistry
• CHE 548 - Chemical Applications of Group Theory
• CHE 552 - Advanced Inorganic Chemistry
• CHE 555 - Medicinal Chemistry
• CHE 558 - Crystallography
• CHE 561 - Biochemistry
• CHE 562 - Biochemistry
• CHE 571 - Proteomics with Lab
• CHE 573 - Environmental Chemistry
• CHE 596 - Chemistry Seminar
• CHE 597 - Research Problem
• CHE 598 - Thesis
• CHE 599 - Independent Study

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