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This program, which
requires 30 credits, is designed to meet the needs of graduates
who have traditional discipline-oriented backgrounds but desire
an interdisciplinary program to meet their career goals. Admission
to this program is handled in the same way as admission to the
regular program, but students in the applied program are not
eligible for TA or RA support and proficiency examinations are
not required. Transfers between the applied and regular programs
is permitted, but transfer from the applied to the regular program
requires permission of the Graduate Admissions Committee.
Two programs for
this degree are currently offered:
Chemistry and Entrepreneurship
Chemistry and Related Science/Engineering Courses, 18 credits:
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Two
core Chemistry courses (selected from the core courses in
Analytical, Inorganic, Organic and Physical Chemistry.)
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Electives
from Chemistry and related areas: up to two courses may be
outside of the Chemistry Department; e.g., from Chemical Engineering
or Materials Science and Engineering; or up to 6 credits may
be a project such as a research/development proposal, a business
plan or other research.
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80452
Principles of Entrepreneurship
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80616
New Ventures
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80653
Industrial Marketing
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80662
Technological Entrepreneurship
Polymer Chemistry
and Engineering
Chemistry, 15 credits:
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Two
core Chemistry courses (selected from the core courses in
Analytical, Inorganic, Organic and Physical Chemistry.)
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Three
required Chemistry courses:
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72663 Synthesis of High Polymers
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72662 Physical Chemistry of Macromolecular Solutions
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72664 Polymer Science Laboratory
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