Chemistry explores the composition and transformation of matter, a science that is central to energy production, health care and environmental protection. Our undergraduate students learn through hands-on or computational experiments in both classroom and laboratory settings.
The undergraduate teaching mission reaches a diverse population of undergraduate students with different requirements.
Majors require strong lab skills and proficiency in the core areas in order to pursue advanced careers in the sciences. We determine quality in our undergraduate program based on post-graduate placement outcomes: employment, graduate or professional schools, as well as the success of our graduates in their post-graduate studies and independent careers.
Majors often pursue graduate study or are employed as bench chemists in industry, hospitals and government labs. An increasingly popular career choice is secondary school teaching by completing a Minor in Teacher Education through the UB Teacher Education Institute.
Make your time at UB as rewarding as possible by tapping into the wide array of resources we offer. Whether you're seeking academic support, research opportunities, or ways to connect with your peers, there's something here for everyone.
With questions about the undergraduate chemistry programs, please contact mashour@buffalo.edu.