Chemistry Transfer Pathway
The Chemistry Transfer Pathway provides a seamless route to earning an Associate of Science degree. Credits earned directly transfer to designated Chemistry bachelor’s degree programs at Minnesota State universities.
Transferable Credits
Hands-on learning
Flexible career paths
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Chemistry Transfer Pathway, A.S.
Compete for your credits and seamlessly transfer to a university with junior status. All courses in the Transfer Pathway associate degree apply directly to related bachelor’s degree programs.
Length
- 2 Years for Full-Time Students
- 60 Credits
Career Opportunities
Chemistry teachers educate students in the principles and applications of chemistry, delivering lectures, conducting laboratory experiments, and assessing student understanding. They play a pivotal role in fostering academic growth and interest in the subject while providing guidance and support for students' educational journey.
Research scientists conduct experiments, analyze data, and publish findings in scientific journals to advance knowledge in their field. They collaborate with colleagues, develop hypotheses, and design experiments to address specific research questions or problems.
Chemical engineers design and optimize processes for manufacturing chemicals, fuels, pharmaceuticals, and other products. They utilize principles of chemistry, physics, and engineering to develop efficient production methods, troubleshoot operational issues, and ensure safety and environmental compliance.
Environmental chemists study the impact of chemicals on the environment, analyzing pollution levels, and developing strategies for environmental remediation. They conduct research, collect samples, and perform tests to assess water, air, and soil quality, aiming to mitigate environmental hazards and promote sustainability.
Materials scientists create and improve materials for different industries like electronics or renewable energy. They study their properties, conduct experiments, and analyze data to design new materials that meet specific needs and solve problems.
