Students studying chemistry may elect to pursue the A.A.S., A.A. or A.S. degree. Graduates pursue careers in education, industry, government, environmental science, health sciences, medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, and veterinary medicine. The program operates an experimental complex consisting of six teaching laboratories and support facilities, including equipment required for instrumental analysis and medical laboratory analysis. Chemistry students who enter the College with less than three years of high school mathematics should select mathematics by advisement. Students may not enroll in any chemistry courses while taking any remedial courses. Curriculum and program selections should be made in consultation with an advisor. All chemistry courses, except CHE 109 (Contemporary Topics in Chemistry), satisfy the college's laboratory science requirement. CHE 109 satisfies the college's non-laboratory science requirement.
Facilities on campus include the Chemistry Learning Center with tutorial support is located in LS124 (Life Sciences Building).
If you need to contact us, send us an email to Chemistry@ncc.edu
Chemical Technology (A.A.S.) - The Associate of Applied Sciences (A.A.S.) Degree in “Chemical Technology” strengthens and expands the community partnership with the pharmaceutical industry and other educational organizations. This program prepares students to work with chemists and chemical engineers in research, development, and production of pharmaceuticals, agricultural chemicals, and plastics as well as in sales and technical writing. The undergraduate curriculum will train students not only for immediate employment but also will give a basic foundation for further professional growth including transferring to four-year institutions. Find more information about the program!
Chemical Technology (AAS) degree prepare students for intermediate employments in industries or successful transfer to 4 year degree institutions/programs.
Learn more...The Chemistry Learning Center at NCC provides tutorial services for enrolled chemistry students. It is in Life Sciences Building (LSB) at room # 124. Follow the sign-in procedures, utilize computer resources, and engage in appropriate conduct to benefit from the supportive environment provided by the center staff.
Learn More...American Chemical Society Education Resources
www.acs.org
American Society of Safety Engineers
www.asse.org
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
www.osha.gov