Students typically enter the University's graduate programs in chemistry or biochemistry with undergraduate majors in chemistry, biology, or another natural science; in the case of the clinical chemistry program, they may also enter with an undergraduate major in medical technology.

Many enter the program immediately after earning their undergraduate degree; others enter while employed by industry, various medical laboratories, or educational institutions. 

The University offers a strong faculty, state-of-the-art laboratories, and other facilities suited to graduate level studies. The result is a graduate degree that prepares you for a successful career, whether it be in industry, secondary education, or research.