Graduate School Fair
Graduate School Fair
The Graduate School Fair is a great way to learn more about postgraduate programs, whether you're applying to grad school or simply considering it for your future. You'll be able to talk to the graduate program representatives, participate in a raffle and eat some snacks.
No pre-registration is required. This event is open to all students.
Sunday, March 22, 2020
Graduate School Recruiters
Book your booth to participate in the next ACS Graduate School Fair.
Participating Graduate Programs
Graduate school programs will be added weekly from December 2019 through March 2020.
Connecticut
University of Connecticut, Chemistry
Degrees offered: MS, PhD
Massachusetts
Harvard University, Chemical Biology
Degree offered: PhD
Northeastern University, Chemistry & Chemical Biology
Degrees offered: MS, PSM, PhD
Woodrow Wilson Graduate School, Master in Education
Degree offered: MEd
Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Chemistry & Biochemistry
Degrees offered: MS, PhD
New Hampshire
Dartmouth University, Chemistry
Degrees offered: MS, PhD
New Jersey
William Paterson University of New Jersey, Chemistry
Degree offered: MS
Woodrow Wilson Teaching Fellow
Degree offered: MA
New York
Clarkson University, Graduate School
Degrees offered: MS, ME, MAT, MBA, PhD, Certificates
Columbia University, Chemical Engineering
Degree offered: MS
Cornell/Rockefeller/MSK, Tri-I Chemical Biology Program
Degree offered: PhD
Stony Brook University, Chemistry
Degrees offered: MS, PSM, PhD
Pennsylvania
Duquesne University, Chemistry
Degrees offered: MA, MS, PhD
Penn State University, Chemistry
Degree offered: PhD
Temple University, College of Science & Technology
Degrees offered: MA, MS, PSM, PhD
Temple University, School of Pharmacy
Degrees offered: MS, PSM, PhD, PharmD
University of Pennsylvania, Chemistry
Degree offered: PSM, PhD
University of Pennsylvania, Master of Chemical Sciences
Degree offered: MS
Wilkes University, Pharmaceutical Sciences
Degree offered: MS
Rhode Island
Brown University, Chemistry
Degree offered: PhD
Alabama
University of Alabama, Chemistry & Biology Engineering
Degrees offered: MS, PhD
Delaware
University of Delaware, Chemistry & Biochemistry
Degrees offered: MA, MS, PhD
District of Columbia
George Washington University, Chemistry
Degree offered: MS, PhD, Environmental and Green Chem
Florida
The Florida State University, Chemistry & Biochemistry
Degrees offered: MS, PhD
University of Central Florida, Chemistry
Degrees offered: MS, PhD
Georgia
Georgia Institute of Technology, Chemistry & Biochemistry
Degrees offered: MS, PhD
Louisiana
Louisiana State University, Chemistry
Degree offered: PhD
Maryland
University of Maryland Baltimore, School. of Pharmacy
Degrees offered: MS, PSM, PhD
Mississippi
Mississippi State University, Chemistry
Degrees offered: MS, PhD, Non-thesis Masters
University of Southern Mississippi, Polymer Science & Engineering
Degree offered: PhD
North Carolina
North Carolina State University, Forest Biomaterials
Degrees offered: MA, MS, PhD, Online Master of Forest Biomaterials
North Carolina State University, Textiles Engineering/Chemistry
Degrees offered: MS, PhD
Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma, Chemistry and Biochemistry
Degrees offered: MS, PhD
South Carolina
University of South Carolina, Chemistry and Biochemistry
Degree offered: PhD
Tennessee
Tennessee Tech University, Chemistry
Degrees offered: MS, PhD
University of Tennessee Knoxville, Chemistry
Degrees offered: MS, PhD
Vanderbilt University, Chemistry
Degree offered: PhD
Texas
Baylor University, Chemistry & Biochemistry
Degree offered: PhD
Baylor University, Environmental Sciences
Degree offered: PhD
Rice University, Chemistry
Degree offered: PhD
Texas Christian University, Chemistry & Biochemistry
Degrees offered: MA, MS, PhD
Texas Tech University, Chemistry & Biochemistry
Degrees offered: MS, PhD
University of North Texas, Chemistry
Degrees offered: MS, PhD
University of Texas at Dallas, Chemistry & Biochemistry
Degrees offered: MS, PhD
Virginia
Virginia Tech, Chemistry
Degree offered: MS, PhD
West Virginia
West Virginia University, Chemistry
Degree offered: PhD
Iowa
Iowa State University, Chemistry
Degree offered: PhD
Illinois
Loyola University of Chicago, Chemistry & Biochemistry
Degree offered: PhD
Northern Illinois University, Chemistry & Biochemistry
Degrees offered: MS, PhD
Northwestern University, Master of Science and Law
Degree offered: MS
Kansas
University of Kansas, Medicinal Chemistry
Degree offered: PhD
Michigan
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, Medicinal Chemistry/Pharmacy
Degrees offered: PhD, PharmD
Wayne State University, Chemistry
Degree offered: PhD
Minnesota
The College of Scholastica, Chemistry
Degree offered: MS
Nebraska
University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Chemistry
Degrees offered: MS, PhD
Ohio
Case Western Reserve University, Macromolecular Science & Engineering
Degrees offered: MS, PhD
Kent State University, Chemistry & Biochemistry
Degrees offered: MA, MS, PhD
The Ohio State University, Chemistry & Biochemistry
Degrees offered: MS, PhD
The University of Toledo, Chemistry and Biochemistry
Degrees offered: MS, PSM, PhD
University of Akron, Polymer Enginering
Degrees offered: MS, PSM, PhD
Wisconsin
Concordia University-Wisconsin, Product Development
Degree offered: MS
University of Wisconsin-Madison, Chemistry
Degrees offered: MS, PhD
California
Keck Graduate Insitute, Admissions
Degrees offered: MS, PhD, PSM, OTH
The Scripps Research Institute, Doctoral Program
Degree offered: PhD, Summer programs
University of California Merced, Chemistry & Chemical Biology
Degrees offered: MS, PhD
Colorado
Colorado State University, Chemistry
Degrees offered: MS, PhD
Oregon
Oregon State University, Graduate School
Degrees offered: MA, MS, PhD
Utah
University of Utah, Chemistry
Degree offered: PhD
American Chemical Society, Bridge Project
Degree offered: PhD
American Chemical Society, Get the Facts Out Project
York College of Pennsylvania, Students on Climate Change
COP26 ACS Student Ambassadors
Questions to Ask the Recruiters
Here are some questions you can ask graduate school recruiters to help identify
- What types of research are there?
- What resources are available?
- How large are the research groups?
- How much time do you spend as a teaching assistant vs. research assistant?
- Are there interdepartmental opportunities?
- Are there opportunities to collaborate outside of academia?
- What opportunities are available to develop non-technical skills, such as communication or safety?
- How quickly do students typically move through the program?
- What is the completion rate for students?
- What happens to program graduates?
Choosing a Program
Visit Planning for Graduate Work in Chemistry to explore options for choosing the right program.
