Analytical
Chemistry

Organic
Chemistry

Radionuclear
Chemistry

Miscellaneous
Courses

Courses by Area

CHE 580 (Topics in Chemistry) classes may also be offered in each of these areas in any given semester. Check your schedule book carefully.

This listing is by area of chemistry. Courses that are of interest to more than one area are listed multiple times. You may also peruse a list by course number.

You may also want to visit the pages of the UK Registrar. The UK Bulletin includes descriptions of all courses.

• CHE 104: Introductory General Chemistry (3).
• CHE 105: General College Chemistry I (3).
• CHE 106: Introduction To Inorganic, Organic And Biochemistry (4).
• CHE 107: General College Chemistry II (3).
• CHE 115: General Chemistry Laboratory (3).
• CHE 395: Independent Work in Chemistry (1-3).
• CHE 572: Communication in Chemistry. (1).
• CHE 602: Short Topics In Chemistry (1-3).

• CHE 226: Analytical Chemistry (3-5).
• CHE 522: Instrumental Analysis (4).
• CHE 524: Chemical Instrumentation (4).
• CHE 526: Chemical Separations (2).
• CHE 555: Homonuclear NMR (3).
• CHE 565: Environmental Chemistry (3).
• CHE 580-001 (Fall): Proteomics and Mass Spectrometry (3).
• CHE 580-001 (Spring): Equilibrium and Statistics (3)
• CHE 620: Electrochemical Methods of Analysis (3).
• CHE 625: Optical Methods of Analysis (3).
• CHE 626: Advanced Analytical Chemistry (3).
• CHE 643: Spectroscopy and Photophysics (3).

• CHE 230: Organic Chemistry I (3).
• CHE 231: Microscale Organic Chemistry Laboratory I (2).
• CHE 232: Organic Chemistry II (3).
• CHE 233: Organic Chemistry Laboratory II (2).
• CHE 235: Special Organic Laboratory. (1).
• CHE 236: Survey of Organic Chemistry (3).
• CHE 532: Spectrometric Identification Of Organic Compounds (2).
• CHE 533: Qualitative Organic Analysis Laboratory (3).
• CHE 535: Synthetic Organic Chemistry (3).
• CHE 538: Principles of Organic Chemistry (3).
• CHE 555: Homonuclear NMR (3).
• CHE 580-004 (Fall): Organic Materials (3)
• CHE 633: Physical Organic Chemistry (3).
• CHE 736: Topics in Organic Chemistry (2-4).

• CHE 450G: Practical Inorganic Chemistry. (3).
• CHE 510: Advanced Inorganic Chemistry (3).
• CHE 514: Descriptive Inorganic Chemistry (3).
• CHE 610: Chemistry of the Transition Metals (3).
• CHE 612: Inorganic Chemistry of the Non-Metals (3).
• CHE 614: Organotransition Metal Chemistry (3).
• CHE 710: Topics in Inorganic Chemistry (3).

• CHE 440G: Physical Chemistry (3).
• CHE 441G: Physical Chemistry Laboratory (2).
• CHE 442G: Physical Chemistry (3).
• CHE 443G: Physical Chemistry Laboratory (3).
• CHE 547: Principles of Physical Chemistry I (Quantum Chemistry) (3).
• CHE 548: Principles of Physical Chemistry II (3).
• CHE 565: Environmental Chemistry (3).
• CHE 580-003 (Fall): Chemical Crystallography (3)
• CHE 633: Physical Organic Chemistry (3).
• CHE 643: Spectroscopy and Photophysics (3).
• CHE 646: Chemical Kinetics (3).
• CHE 647: Advanced Quantum Chemistry (3).
• CHE 648: Chemical Thermodynamics (3).
• CHE 746: Topics in Physical Chemistry (3).

• CHE 520: Radiochemistry (3).
• CHE 521: Radiochemistry Laboratory (1-2).
• CHE 616: Nuclear Chemistry (3).
• CHE 746: Topics in Physical Chemistry (3).

• CHE 550: Biological Chemistry I (3).
• CHE 552: Biological Chemistry II (3).
• CHE 558: Hormone Receptors and Cell Signals (3).
• CHE 559: Intermolecular Forces (3).
• CHE 565: Environmental Chemistry (3).
• CHE 580-001 (Fall): Proteomics and Mass Spectrometry (3).
• CHE 580-002 (Fall): Biotechnology (3).

• CHE 748: Master's Thesis Research (0).
• CHE 749: Dissertation Research (0).
• CHE 768: Residence Credit for Master's Degree (May be repeated to a maximum of 12 hours) (1-6).
• CHE 769: Residence Credit for Doctor's Degree (May be repeated indefinitely) (0-12).
• CHE 772: Practicum in Chemistry Instruction (1).
• CHE 776: Graduate Seminar (1) (Divisional).
• CHE 779: Membrane Sciences Colloquium (1).
• CHE 780: Individual Work in Chemistry (1-5).
• CHE 790: Research in Chemistry (1-12).