Upcoming Graduate Courses

These lists update as courses become available in the UWM catalog.

Spring 2026 CHEM Courses

Course CodeCourse Title and Section Details
CHEM 501GIntroduction to Biochemistry
CHEM 524GInstrumental Analysis
CHEM 561GPhysical Chemistry I
CHEM 602GBiochemistry: Cellular Processes
CHEM 603GIntroduction to Biochemistry Laboratory
CHEM 604GBiochemistry: Metabolism
CHEM 612GTransition Metal and Organometallic Chemistry
CHEM 647GPhysical Methods of Organic Chemistry
CHEM 711Topics in Inorganic Chemistry:
Bio-inorganic Chemistry
CHEM 731Topics in Chemistry Education Research:
Chemistry-Specific Literacy in Teaching & Research
CHEM 743Medicinal Chemistry: Drug Discovery/Lead Optimization & DNA as Drug Targets
CHEM 762Topics in Physical Chemistry:
Computer Modeling in Chemistry
CHEM 912Graduate Seminar
CHEM 931Advanced Seminar in Analytical Chemistry
CHEM 932Advanced Seminar in Biochemistry
CHEM 933Advanced Seminar in Inorganic Chemistry
CHEM 934Advanced Seminar in Organic Chemistry
CHEM 935Advanced Seminar in Physical Chemistry
CHEM 990Research: Organic
CHEM 991Research: Chemical Education
CHEM 992Research: Physical
CHEM 993Research: Analytical
CHEM 994Research: Inorganic
CHEM 996Research: Biochemical

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