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Department of Chemistry and Physics
Careers in Chemistry
Amy Rowley ‘01, Chemistry major, is currently pursuing graduate studies in Food Science at the University of Georgia, in Athens, Ga. Amy’s research is focused in the area of flavor chemistry, where she is currently studying the effects of mastication on tomato volatile production. While chemistry might not make the Top 10 list of glamorous careers, for students with inquisitive minds who are creative, independent thinkers, who work well with details and have keen powers of observation, and who are interested in solving complex problems, chemistry offers a wide variety of challenging and fulfilling career opportunities.
A recent survey of Florida Southern alumni revealed that graduates are working in the chemical industry in a variety of settings including: Architecture and engineering consulting firms Manufacturing and processing firms Other popular occupations for chemistry majors include: Art conservationist Sales representative For more information as you investigate a career in chemistry, visit: American Chemical Society American Institute of Chemical Engineers American Institute of Chemists Chemistry World Chemistry Career Information
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By graduating with a degree in chemistry, you will be well prepared to enter graduate school, work in an industrial or government research laboratory, teach science at the secondary-school level, or begin further education in a health-related field such as medicine, dentistry, or veterinary science. 