Undergraduate programs
Chemistry
Undergrad major Undergrad minor Teacher licenseWhat can you do with a chemistry degree? Discover new drugs, manage environmental challenges, help meet demand for modern products and much more.
Areas of study
ACS Certification
UWL's Chemistry program is approved by the American Chemical Society (ACS). This degree track includes the coursework and experiences necessary to satisfy the requirements for ACS certification, meaning students who meet the ACS guidelines will receive an ACS-Certified Bachelor of Science degree in chemistry.
Undergrad major View a sample plan for ACS Certification Catalogfor ACS CertificationBusiness Concentration
The chemistry major with a business concentration is appealing to students interested in both the science and business sides of chemistry. Students learn core chemical theory and laboratory skills through a series of chemistry courses. They also gain a strong foundation in business through courses in management, accounting, finance, and marketing.
Undergrad major View a sample plan for Business Catalogfor BusinessScience Education
The Chemistry Education Program includes the coursework and classroom experiences necessary to satisfy the requirements for a science, grades 4-12 (2600) teaching license in the state of Wisconsin.
Undergrad major Teacher license View a sample plan for Science Education Catalogfor Science EducationEnvironmental Science Concentration
The chemistry major with an environmental science concentration provides a strong background in chemistry, along with multi-disciplinary, elective course options to explore areas such as climate change, contaminants, renewable energy, geospatial analysis, and ecosystem modeling.
Undergrad major View a sample plan for Environmental Science Catalogfor Environmental ScienceChemistry & Engineering
Chemistry majors with interest in engineering may be able to receive both a UWL degree in chemistry and a degree in engineering from UW-Madison.