Welcome to our Graduate Program The Department of Chemistry has as its main goal the education and training of professional chemists for entry into industry, government, or the academic world. Graduate students pursue research-oriented programs of study leading to the Ph.D. or M.S. degrees. Most graduate students directly pursue a Ph.D. without getting the M.S. degree, and they can specialize in analytical, inorganic (or bioinorganic), organic, or physical chemistry. Additionally, numerous areas of interdisciplinary research may be pursued by students, regardless of their major area in courses. Most graduate students directly pursue a Ph.D. without getting the M.S. degree, and they can specialize in analytical, inorganic (or bioinorganic), organic, or physical chemistry. Program Information and Resources The average Ph.D. student finishes the degree requirements in about five years. Graduate Courses & Course SchedulesSee all course descriptions and up-to-date course schedules How to ApplyFind application procedures for both the MS and PhD programs Financial AidFind out about all the different types of financial aid available Graduate Student FormsForms you might need during your tenure in the MS or PhD program Graduate Student Handbook The handbook outlines current complete degree requirements for a graduate degree in Philosophy from UGA. FAQFrequently asked questions about the Chemistry Graduate Program Contact Amanda CrossGraduate Program Administratorchemgrad@uga.edu(706) 542-1936
