Advising
Example degree plans can be found here.
For more information on major requirements, see the advising page for students here.
What will you learn?
- Scientific skills for critical evaluation of qualitative and quantitative data.
- Modern laboratory skills that include the use of state of the art instrumentation, with opportunities to engage the discipline through participation in basic research.
- Critical written and oral communication skills that promote the sharing of ideas with technical and non-technical audiences.