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General Chemistry & Engineering Chemistry Requirements

Important changes have been made to the General Chemistry I (CHEM 1341) and Engineering Chemistry (CHEM 1335) requirements. 

Please read carefully for updated information.

FUTURE STUDENTS

Whether you're considering undergraduate or graduate studies in chemistry or biochemistry, Texas State University offers a vibrant academic community where you can thrive. Explore our diverse programs, engage in cutting-edge research, and benefit from a supportive learning environment to guide your educational journey. 

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Our department is dedicated to expanding knowledge through groundbreaking research in chemistry and biochemistry, addressing critical global needs, and fostering a diverse, inclusive academic community. Explore our research initiatives, faculty interests, and programs.

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Be a part of something exciting. With hands-on research opportunities, expert faculty, and a collaborative environment. Ready to impact the world of science?

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NEWS AND EVENTS

Stay in the Loop! From groundbreaking research to exciting campus events, our News & Events section keeps you informed and engaged with the latest happenings. 

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Launch of Lab Notes, the new Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry newsletter!

Catch the latest discoveries, achievements, and stories from Chemistry & Biochemistry! Our monthly Lab Notes newsletter is packed with highlights—and we want to feature yours too.
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CheMIE REU is coming Summer 2026!

This amazing research give students opportunities and gives students a clear look into what research in Chemistry & Biochemistry can really be. 

It’s not just informative—it’s inspiring.
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CONGRATULATIONS, DR. SEAN KERWIN!

We proudly celebrate Dr. Sean Kerwin's receipt of the prestigious 25th Regents' Professor Award at Texas State. This honor recognizes his exceptional contributions to academics and leadership.
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CONGRATULATIONS, DR. CYNTHIA LUXFORD!

We proudly celebrate Dr. Cynthia Luxford in being the recipient of the TXST 2025 Presidential Award for Excellence in Teaching! A well-deserved honor recognizing her impact, innovation & dedication.
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Now Accepting Applications: Postdoctoral Scholars Wanted!

Are you a passionate researcher looking to expand your expertise and make meaningful contributions? Join our team of highly motivated postdoctoral scholars and collaborate on cutting-edge projects!
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Join us in bringing science to life! Check out our events and stay connected, get involved, and make the most of every opportunity this Semester!