About the Courses
Why Study Chemistry at UWF?
We are committed to undergraduate research. Starting as a freshman, you can conduct hands-on research, working with modern equipment and instruments that are typically reserved for graduate students at larger universities.
Our courses are small, allowing instructors to give you individual attention.
Our program is competitive for grants. Since 2014, our department has received more than $6 million in federal grants and industry contracts from agencies such as the National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health and the Department of Education.
Students receive over $25,000 in scholarships annually, and we offer more than 25 paid on-campus summer research positions and numerous internship opportunities.
Why Study Chemistry at UWF?
We are committed to undergraduate research. Starting as a freshman, you can conduct hands-on research, working with modern equipment and instruments that are typically reserved for graduate students at larger universities.
Our courses are small, allowing instructors to give you individual attention.
Our program is competitive for grants. Since 2014, our department has received more than $6 million in federal grants and industry contracts from agencies such as the National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health and the Department of Education.
Students receive over $25,000 in scholarships annually, and we offer more than 25 paid on-campus summer research positions and numerous internship opportunities.