Everything that can be seen, touched, tasted, or smelled is made up of chemicals. Chemists study matter and the changes it undergoes to solve some of society’s most vexing problems. Some work on medicines to treat cancer and other diseases. Others develop materials to convert the sun’s energy to electricity. Still others develop polymers that have applications in cleaning up pollution. Additional knowledge translates to additional career options.
Graduates earn $60K+ in their first job
Ranks 10th among public graduate programs and 24th overall (U.S. News & World Report)
$70K given in scholarships each year
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Companies that hire our students include Fujifilm, Harvard Medical School, Intel, Kelly Scientific Resources, MD Anderson Cancer Center and Yale University
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Texas A&M Science - The Fight Against COVID-19
Dr. Wenshe R. Liu is leading a research initiative to develop small-molecule drugs that can prevent COVID-19 and its strands from replicating once inside in human cell hosts.
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Texas A&M Science - Instant Snow
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Texas A&M Science - Oscar Gonzalez '20 Aggie Ring Day
Receiving their ring is one of the most important moments of a Aggie's life at Texas A&M University. Chemistry major Oscar Gonzalez '20, an inaugural member of the Science Leadership Scholars Program which seeks to improve retention and undergraduate success through early intervention, shares his experience and discusses what the Aggie Ring means to him.
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