Chemistry - Secondary Education Minor
Minor (M)
Undergraduate Minor
Allendale • Face to face
• 22 CreditsUndergraduate Minor
Allendale • Face to face
• 22 CreditsThe biology secondary education minor helps students gain comprehensive chemistry knowledge while learning the principles of chemistry pedagogy.
Students learn chemistry theory, pedagogy, lab techniques, and research-grade instrumentation. Professors work with students on research projects on various chemical challenges and use innovative technology to further their research.
Along with chemistry teaching courses, you will take courses in all five areas of chemistry: organic, inorganic, analytical, physical, and biochemistry. You will also choose from electives like sustainable chemistry and electrochemistry while studying related subjects like calculus and physics.
Classes offer intimate learning experiences with Ph.D. chemists who have specialized training and research expertise. Award-winning faculty will guide you through extensive lab work, including experiments and molecule synthesis using advanced instruments. You will have opportunities to engage in genuine scientific research with one-on-one faculty mentoring supported by scholarships, grants, and fellowships.
Department of Chemistry
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312 Padnos
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(616) 331-3317
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