Huntington University is a Christian liberal arts college in Indiana
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chemistry department

No one can “search too far or be too well-studied in the book of God’s word or in the book of God’s works,” said Francis Bacon, who like other early scientists saw no conflict between pursuing both a life of faith and a career in science. Many of the founders of the scientific revolution were devoted Christians who were not interested merely in the “how” of nature, but also sought to understand the “why.”

Degree Options

Huntington University offers chemistry degrees for students who plan careers in research and industry, medicine, or education.

A minor is available in environmental science.

Our faculty also teach a series of courses for future nurses.

Distinct Advantages

At Huntington University, you’ll have opportunities which are not available at larger universities. Importantly, your classes here will not be taught by “graduate assistants,” but rather by exceptionally credentialed full-time professors.

As a chemistry major at Huntington University, you will have ready access to high-tech equipment and well-stocked labs.

Experience Counts

You will have opportunities to study off-campus, partner with your professors on important research projects, or land an internship at one of the Midwest's leading chemical or pharmaceutical research labs.

alumni impact

Advantages of Christian college education described by Huntington University alum.

Mindy Adams Forst

Chemistry '01

As an analytical chemist at Eli Lilly, Mindy finds challenges not only in her work but also her faith.

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news & events

The 42nd annual Huntington University Forester Night celebrated the accomplishments of students from across campus, as well as the recognition of the Foresters of the Year, the 2013 Outstanding Scholar Award, the Impact Initiative Scholarship and the Professor of the Year. The event was held May 7.
With the completion of the semester nearing, 14 students presented their research from various disciplines at the 2013 Academic Research Forum. The forum was held on April 10.