Associate of Degree in Chemistry (Transfer)

About

In both the classroom and laboratory, you'll learn the basics of general and organic chemistry and the societal impact of chemistry. Whether you're planning to transfer to a four-year degree or gaining knowledge for a medical or science degree, our small classes and passionate instructors will make chemistry accessible. While working on your transfer degree, you'll learn the foundations of chemistry and its societal importance, including topics like environmental concerns of air and water quality and the biochemistry of food, drugs, and pharmaceuticals. Whether you’re looking to start your career as soon as you’ve earned your bachelor's degree or you’re planning to continue on to graduate school, your two years at Lane will make sure you’re prepared for whatever comes next. Careers in healthcare, scientific research, technology, education, medicine, or even food and flavor chemistry are all possibilities for chemistry students. As a student, you'll work with your advisor to develop a plan to meet your goals. What you'll learn: Problem-solving and critical thinking, Principles of scientific research, Atoms, ions, and how bonding works, Thermodynamics, kinetics, and electrochemistry, Solutions and concepts of equilibrium

Career Path

Graduates career paths includes Chemical Laboratory Technician, Environmental Lab Technician, Analytical Chemistry Assistant, Quality Control Technician, Sample Receiving Technician, Water Quality Technician, Air Pollution Monitoring Assistant, Hazardous Materials Technician, Soil and Agricultural Lab Technician, Clinical Chemistry Lab Assistant, Biomedical Lab Technician, Forensic Lab Technician, Pharmaceutical Lab Assistant, Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Assistant, Chemistry Lab Demonstrator (College Level), Science Outreach Coordinator, Science Curriculum Assistant, STEM Program Assistant, Museum or Nature Center Educator, Toxicology Lab Assistant, Biotech Quality Assurance Technician, Drug Safety Support Analyst.