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Department of Physical Sciences |
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Overview The Department of Physical Sciences offers 4-year degree programs in chemistry and geology/environmental geosciences , as well as additional coursework in physics, astronomy, and general physical science. Minors are available in chemistry, geology, and physics. Bachelor of Science degrees in Science Education are available in General Science (5-12), General Science (5-8), and Chemistry (9-12). The mission of the Department is to provide course work and degree programs that enable the student to understand the fundamental principles of disciplines in the physical sciences, to develop an attitude of scientific objectivity and inquiry, and to acquire basic laboratory and/or field techniques and skills. The Department operates the Concord University observatory for optical astronomy, maintains numerous laboratories for teaching and research, and provides an opportunity to study geology in the field using the ideal setting of southern West Virginia and research-grade geophysical instrumentation. |
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Information Faculty - Chemistry, Geology, Physics Careers in Chemistry Careers in Geology Careers in Environmental Science CU Microanalysis Laboratory | |
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This page updated 4/2011 |