GRADUATE PROGRAMS COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES / CHEMISTRY / PAGE 5 field, contribute to the scientific literature, and develop skills to tackle complex challenges. With these skills, Lehigh Chemistry Ph.D.s have gone on to industry leaders; such as Bruker, Endress+Hauser, Horiba, Alcon, and Dow; and research positions at national labs, as postdocs and faculty at universities around the world, as well as to technical writing positions. How to Apply • Please review the College application requirements and submission instructions on page 1. • Applications and all supporting materials are due by January 1 for fall enrollment. Financial Aid We are committed to helping you fund your graduate education. Over 90% of graduate students receive funding in the forms of Teaching Assistantships, Research Assistantships, Fellowships, or Scholarships. Please contact the graduate director for more specific details about funding in the chemistry department. Research Statement Our students engage in exciting research that ranges from exploring fundamental chemistry and biochemistry, to solving mission-based problems that are increasingly complex and transdisciplinary. Examples of research areas are: • Energy and catalysis • Biomolecular structure and function • Molecular assembly, materials, and nanoscience • Chemical synthesis • Analysis and spectroscopy Explore here: chemistry.cas. lehigh.edu/research DEGREES Ph . D. Department Contact Dr. Lisa Fredin, Graduate Director Kerry Livermore, Academic Coordinator inchm@lehigh.edu
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