Master of Analytical Chemistry - Program of Study

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Degree Requirements

Students must successfully complete a minimum of 32 credit hours of coursework as listed below, earning a "C" or higher in each course while maintaining a minimum grade point average of 3.0/4.0 ("B" average). Courses for which students have received a failing grade, "E", do not count toward degree fulfillment and must be repeated.

To earn the degree, students must pass a comprehensive exam. Students are eligible to take this exam once 11 out of 12 courses have been successfully completed, or upon the recommendation of his/her advisor. A written exam will be offered every fall and an oral exam (on campus) will be offered every spring.

Required Courses

Advanced Analytical Chemistry	Analytical Methods Development
Fundamentals of Separation Science	Physical Methods of Characterization
Applied Liquid and Gas Chromatography	Sample Preparation
Spectroscopic Methods I	Statistics
Spectroscopic Methods II

Elective Courses - choose 1 from the following

Polymer Characterization and Analysis	Analytical Chemistry in Pharmaceutical Sciences
Colloids and Colloid Analysis

Professional Courses - choose 2 from the following

Communication in the Workplace	Project Management
Industrial Leadership

For more program information see our Frequently asked Questions or contact:

Elizabeth Friedman, Executive Coordinator
Professional Science Master's Programs
Illinois Institute of Technology
Telephone: 312.567.7973
Fax: 312.567.3494
email: friedman@iit.edu

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