Presents a listing of the number of students graduating from B.S., certified B.S., M.S. and Ph.D. programs in chemistry from different American universities. Briefly discusses rankings of different colleges. (DC)

Provides four lists of colleges and universities with the most chemistry graduates during 1984-85: total bachelor graduates; certified bachelor graduates; masters graduates; and doctoral graduates. Indicates that Indiana University produced more new bachelor chemistry graduates (149) than any other school. Comparisons to previous year's lists are…

Provides lists ranking the 25 largest producers of bachelor's, certified bachelor's, master's, and doctoral graduates in chemistry. University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill) is the nation's largest producer of bachelor's degree chemistry graduates while the University of California (Berkeley) is the largest producer of Ph.D. chemistry graduates.…

Highlights findings from an American Chemical Society survey on professional training. Includes lists of schools having the most bachelor's, certified bachelor's, master's, and doctoral graduates during 1982-83. Indicates that the University of Illinois (Urbana-Champaign) was the largest producer of new Ph.D. chemists (N=66) during the period. (JN)

Presents the American Chemical Society (ACS) Committee on Professional Training's 1985 report on bachelor, master, and doctoral graduates of ACS-approved schools. This information is provided in an alphabetical list by institution (with separate columns devoted to chemistry and to chemical engineering). (JN)

Reports the top 25 schools having the most chemistry graduates for 1983-84, providing separate lists of total bachelor graduates, certified bachelor graduates, masters graduates, and doctoral graduates. The University of Ilinois, Urbana-Champaign heads the list of total bachelor graduates (N=139) and certified bachelor graduates (N=69). (DH)

Lists colleges and universities having the most chemistry graduates in 1979-1980, including the totals for B.S. graduates, certified B.S. graduates, M.S. graduates, and Ph.D. graduates. (CS)

Summarizes a study based on a questionnaire addressed to chemists employed in industry to determine the types of duties performed by individuals with the master's degree as their highest degree. Surveyed were their perceptions of the adequacy of their training, and the need or value of the degree in their career. (MLH)

Lists the schools that are the big producers of chemistry graduates and lists the number of B.S., certified B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees awarded by these schools in the 12 months ending June 30, 1974. Presents the full list of chemistry and chemical engineering graduates from all American Chemical Society approved departments. (GS)

Presents American Chemical Society statistics on bachelor's, master's, and doctoral graduates from approved schools from 1980-84. Comparisons are made for yearly growth, certified/noncertified graduates, and men/women for both chemistry and chemical engineering. Also lists numbers and types of chemistry/chemical engineering degrees awarded by each…

Presented is the full American Chemical Society (ACS) report on the number of bachelor's, master's, and doctoral graduates in chemistry and chemical engineering. Includes a complete list of degrees awarded by institution. Indicates that although bachelor's and master's degrees have increased, the number of master's degrees awarded has decreased.…

Describes an industrial cooperative program leading to a Master of Science Degree in chemistry now being offered by Indiana University-Purdue University, Indianapolis. (CS)

Describes graduate training geared specifically to prepare students for work in industry. Reports on schools offering such a program, and outlines the major characteristics of each school's curriculum. (GS)

Discusses various types of M.S. programs in chemistry and provides statistics on salaries and types of jobs offered to chemists with M.S. degrees. (MLH)