Engineering and Applied Science PhD, Chemistry area
The Ph.D. program offers a novel approach to doctoral education that prepares students to be exceptional professionals in their future careers in industry, academia, nonprofits, consulting, or government agencies. Graduates will be prepared to respond to 21st century challenges across a broad range of specialties. The program offers an innovative curriculum that merges coursework, practical research experiences, and mentorship from university faculty into an experience that develops critical and analytical thinking skills over a minimum of three years.
The EAS-Chemistry PhD program requires students to complete at least 51 credits in total. Here is one example worksheet for PhD applicants with MS degree. For PhD applicants without MS degree, >67 credits will be needed to earn the PhD degree.
Students can apply to this PhD program via the following webpage.
Apply here: https://www.newhaven.edu/engineering/graduate-programs/engineering-applied-science-phd/index.php
| Course number and title | Credits |
|---|---|
| Common Courses (9 credits) | |
| ENGR 7701: Research Methods, Writing, and Ethichs | 3 |
| ENGR 7707: Applied Grant Writing and Management | 3 |
| ENGR 7770: Advanced topics | 3 |
| Technical Core Courses (optional) | |
| Additional Courses if MS Degree Desired | 15 |
| Qualifying Exam | |
| Initial attempt: | |
| Second attempt(if necessary): | |
| Dissertation Research | 45 |
| Defense Date: | |