Programs
The Department offers the following courses of study for the Master of Science in Chemistry:
A University Thesis is based on original research with a faculty mentor. A Capstone Project may encompass a critical literature review or other faculty-supervised scholarly or applied work. For a detailed description of all Chemistry and Biochemistry programs and requirements, please refer to the University Catalog.
Research
Opportunities for faculty-mentored research may be available for students based on mutual agreement with a faculty advisor. A summary of research activities within the Department can be found in the faculty profile pages.
Awards for tuition, travel, and supplies are available from Opportunities for Student Scholarships, Creative Activities and Research (OSCAR). Award recipients present their research at the annual Cal State East Bay Student Research Symposium and may be selected to participate in the system-wide CSU Research Competition.
Admission
An undergraduate degree in chemistry, biochemistry, or related discipline is required. Applicants should also meet the University graduate admission requirements, and international applicants may also need to demonstrate English language proficiency.
Contact
Monika Sommerhalter, Professor and Graduate Coordinator
Email: monika.sommerhalter@csueastbay.edu
