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Chemistry, PhD
PhD

The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry offers a graduate program of studies with a choice of areas of specialization in analytical, organic, inorganic and physical chemistry or in biochemistry. The student is expected to develop breadth of study beyond the boundaries of traditional areas and disciplines. The student is afforded the opportunity of interdisciplinary study in the Surface Studies Laboratory and in the Center for Great Lakes Studies.

Program Type

Doctoral

Program Format

On Campus

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Application to all graduate programs are completed through the UWM Graduate School. Please see their website for detailed information about the application process and contact them with questions.

We also have provided information about applying to one of the chemistry graduate programs and our admissions criteria:

How to apply for the PhD in chemistry

Teaching and Research Assistantships are the primary form of financial support for chemistry graduate students. These positions provide a salary and tuition remission. Some small scholarships are also available. Click below for more details.

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Prospective Graduate Students

Questions regarding the application or the application process should be directed to the UWM Graduate School at gradschool@uwm.edu or 414-229-6569.

Current Graduate Students

Questions about research opportunities, department funding opportunities, or issues specific to the discipline should be directed to Bailey Hewitt.

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