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Our Chemistry programs include two undergraduate degrees and one minor. Chemistry faculty and staff work directly with students to create programs that meet their needs and interests. Students have the classes and research opportunities to build the foundation for a successful career in forensics, environmental studies, pharmaceuticals, chemical engineering, energy, and more.

Areas of Study

Undergraduate

Minor in Chemistry

Explore Gallaudet University's Chemistry Minor program, designed to enhance your scientific knowledge and skills. Discover course offerings and enrich your academic journey!

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B.A. / B.S. in Education - Science Specialization (CHE, BIO, MATH)

Students who are majoring in biology, chemistry, and mathematics can also work their way toward full licensure in teaching and working with students in grades 6-12.

Labs

Center for Science and Technology Research (CSTR)

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Programs

Chemistry & Physics Program

Explore Gallaudet University's Chemistry and Physics program, offering innovative courses and hands-on experiences designed for Deaf and hard of hearing students.

Gallaudet Pre-Med Track

Explore Gallaudet University's Pre-Med Track, designed for aspiring healthcare professionals. Discover unique opportunities in a supportive, inclusive environment.

Opportunities

Students who graduate from our chemistry programs will have demonstrated working knowledge of chemistry, lab work, analyzing and presenting data, and the ability to evaluate research literature. Students will have also gained invaluable experience working in labs both on and off-campus and participating in the deaf and hard of hearing community at Gallaudet and in Washington, D.C.

Faculty and Staff

Paul Sabila

Professor

Adebowale Ogunjirin

Associate Professor

Tugba Kucukkal

Professor

Daniel Lundberg

School Director

Brandt Marceaux

Laboratory Specialist

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