Research at the University of Oregon is designed to keep student researchers at the forefront of chemical science. Our programs in the traditional areas of biochemistry, inorganic, organic, and physical chemistry lay the foundation for new discoveries in materials science, molecular biology, optics, and theoretical chemistry. Though our department is medium in size, we are a leading innovator in chemistry.
The primary graduate degree offered by the department of Chemistry and Biochemistry is the Doctor of Philosophy. Students will find programs both challenging and rewarding, with ample opportunities for individual training in their chosen field.
We offer a traditional master's as well as several internship-based master's programs. Internship salaries can help offset the cost of tuition for students in an internship program; the traditional master's program does not include financial support.
