Energy and Catalysis
Biomolecular Structure and Function
Molecular Assembly, Materials and Nanoscience
Chemical Synthesis
Analysis and Spectroscopy
Energy and Catalysis
Biomolecular Structure and Function
Molecular Assembly, Materials and Nanoscience
Chemical Synthesis
Analysis and Spectroscopy
Lehigh's Department of Chemistry offers a wide range of educational and research opportunities. Students hone their skills while pursuing their interests in analytical, biochemistry, inorganic, organic and physical chemistry through close faculty mentorship.
Greater than 90% of undergraduate majors are engaged in independent research projects guided directly by a faculty member, with the goal of publishing results in peer-reviewed journals, presenting at conferences and receiving research awards. Lehigh undergraduates can pursue various degrees in chemistry based on their preferences, including Bachelors of Science in Chemistry (ACS-approved), Biochemistry and Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Lehigh chemistry graduates are positioned to become future leaders in science and science-related fields.
Graduate students at Lehigh are engaged in cutting edge research. They benefit from small research groups, interdisciplinary collaborations and full financial support while pursuing a doctoral degree. They gain the skills to solve real-world challenges and shape the future, preparing for careers in science, medicine or industry.
"High-Valent f-element Coordination Complexes: Connecting Quantum Chemical Modeling to Measured Properties"
"Effects of Oxidized Lipids on the Biophysical Properties of Bilayer Membrane Models"
Join the Department of Chemistry for their Virtual Open House on Saturday, October 17 from 10:00am-12:30pm. All who register and attend will receive a fee waiver to apply, a $50 value!
Ph.D. candidate Domenica Fertal wins prestigious ACS WCC Merck Research Award.
Biochemist Daniel Laverty develops functional assays to understand how cancer cells hijack DNA repair pathways and how to stop them