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GW Columbian College of Arts & Sciences - Environmental & Green Chemistry

 

The science of sustainability

Green solutions for designing safer chemicals

 


GW Environmental & Green Chemistry Master's Program

At the George Washington University, our distinctive Master of Science in Environmental & Green Chemistry teaches the science underlying today’s environmental challenges and provides students with the expertise needed to develop innovative chemical solutions that mitigate environmental risk.

Employers across the public and private sectors are increasingly seeking scientists who specialize in producing creative ideas with minimal environmental impact.

 

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Why Study Environmental & Green Chemistry at GW?

Versatility

Customize your studies with interdisciplinary coursework that spans chemistry, public health, science policy and business

Experience

Gain hands-on, real-world experience through our capstone program that connects students with external clients

Demand

Meet the growing need for professionals with a passion for sustainability and a sound scientific background

 


About the Program

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The MS in Environmental & Green Chemistry program was created with input from the Environmental Protection Agency, the Food and Drug Administration, national research labs and chemical companies including Dowd and DuPont.

With a unique curriculum that combines intensive study of chemical toxicology, green industrial chemistry and rational design of safer chemicals with coursework in public health, policy and business, graduates are well-positioned to find employment in multiple sectors.

Students gain a big-picture perspective of how their work impacts the world outside the lab, and complete their studies in a capstone internship program that connects them with corporate, governmental or nonprofit clients.


"There’s an emphasis on real-world applicability rather than a sole focus on academic exercises. That’s what is most rewarding to me. You can see where your work could be used to benefit health and safety."

Savannah Sierco
MS, '19


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