CHEM 41000 - Chemical Research Internship

Course Credit: 0.25
Maximum Credit: 3

Students are placed in research positions in non-academic laboratories. The normal schedule involves work during the summer months, in addition to either the fall or spring semester, on a research problem related to the function of the employing laboratory. The work is directed by scientists at the laboratory. Liaison is established by regularly-scheduled consultations with one or more faculty members of the Department of Chemistry. The student’s schedule is arranged only after consultation with the Chemistry chairperson. May be repeated. S/NC Prerequisite(s): CHEM 21200, CHEM 21500, CHEM 31800, and CHEM 40100; Junior standing.