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Professor Giovanni Gadda, Director of Graduate Studies
Professor Markus Germann, Associate Director of Graduate Studies
Ms. Lita Malveaux, Graduate Coordinator

Degrees offered:
      Master of Science
      Doctor of Philosophy

Chemistry faculty members are actively engaged in a wide variety of research projects.  Active research programs are pursued in analytical, organic and biophysical chemistry and biochemistry with an option in bioinformatics.  The department currently brings in over four million dollars in external research funds annually.  A Ph.D. in chemistry with a concentration in geochemistry is available in collaboration with the Department of Geology.  See the Department of Geology section of the Gradutae Catalog for details.

Graduate assistantships are available to qualified students.  In addition, students may qualify for support from grants and contracts in connection with their research program.  A limited number of fellowships are awarded by the Department to outstanding Ph.D. students.  The David Withers Boykin Graduate Fellowship in Medicinal Chemistry is awarded to a doctoral student studying in the field of medicinal chemistry.  Other available awards include the Ambrose Pendergrast Fellowship (organic chemistry/biochemistry) and the Solvay Fellowships (analytical chemistry).  Inquiries concerning assistantships and other support should be made to the Graduate Coordinator in the Department of Chemistry.  The Department of Chemistry accepts applications for all semesters.  Early submission is encouraged for assistantship considerations.

Information on the Master of Science program.
Information on the Doctor of Philosophy program.
Descriptions of the courses offered in the Graduate Programs.
Schedule of classes.

For more information about application procedures for the GSU Chemistry Bachelor of Science program and financial aid, please contact:

Lita Malveaux
Department of Chemistry
Georgia State University
P.O. Box 4098
Atlanta, Georgia 30302-4098

404-413-5525
404-413-5505
518-F General Classroom Building
chemgradstudent@gsu.edu