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Master of Science
On Campus
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University of Texas at Austin
Austin
United States

Chemistry

About

The Chemistry Master of Science program at Texas University is an intensive one-year, full-time on-campus degree designed for students seeking to deepen their expertise in both theoretical and applied chemical sciences. This program equips students with advanced knowledge across key subfields such as organic chemistry, analytical methods, inorganic systems, and physical chemistry, while also developing the laboratory and problem-solving skills essential for modern research and industry demands. The curriculum emphasizes scientific inquiry, experimental design, and critical analysis, offering students a robust platform for academic or professional advancement.

Beyond the classroom, students engage in laboratory-based research projects guided by experienced faculty, gaining exposure to state-of-the-art instrumentation and data interpretation techniques. The program supports interdisciplinary collaboration and fosters an environment where innovation and precision are prioritized. With a strong focus on chemical safety, environmental sustainability, and practical experimentation, the degree prepares graduates to contribute to research institutions, regulatory agencies, or industrial laboratories with both confidence and technical excellence.

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$18,162.00/year
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Key Facts

  • Program Title: Chemistry
  • Degree Type: Master of Science
  • Duration: 1 year
  • Mode of Study: Full-time, On Campus
  • Application Deadline: 01 December 2025
  • Location: University of Texas at Austin, United States
  • Field of Study: Chemistry
  • Language of Instruction: English

Program Structure

Semester 1 – Core Concepts and Laboratory Techniques

  • Advanced Organic Chemistry
  • Physical Chemistry and Thermodynamics
  • Analytical Chemistry Techniques
  • Laboratory Safety and Instrumental Methods

Semester 2 – Applications, Research, and Communication

  • Inorganic Chemistry and Catalysis
  • Spectroscopy and Materials Characterization
  • Independent Research Project in Chemistry
  • Scientific Writing and Research Communication

Career Opportunities

Graduates of this program are well-prepared for careers in pharmaceutical companies, chemical manufacturing, environmental testing labs, and government research agencies. Roles such as analytical chemist, formulation scientist, quality control specialist, and research associate are common pathways. In addition, the program provides a strong academic foundation for those wishing to pursue doctoral studies in chemistry or related scientific disciplines. Alumni are valued for their hands-on lab experience, precision in data handling, and ability to contribute meaningfully to both independent research and collaborative projects in complex scientific environments.

Why Choose This Program

This program offers a focused, research-driven, and interdisciplinary education that balances theoretical depth with laboratory application. Texas University’s chemistry faculty bring cutting-edge expertise and mentorship, while the institution’s modern facilities provide students with direct access to industry-relevant equipment and software. With a one-year completion timeline, the program is ideal for students seeking swift, intensive specialization before entering the workforce or continuing their academic journey. For those passionate about scientific discovery, material innovation, and chemical analysis, this program provides both the foundation and the tools for success in a range of scientific careers.

Contact Information

For further information, please contact the admissions office at:

Phone: +1 (512) 471-3434
Email: gradadmissions@utexas.edu
Address: 110 Inner Campus Drive, Stop G1800, Austin, TX 78712, USA