Chemistry Courses at Mission
As a Chemistry student, you'll learn about the elements that make up the world. Chemistry
courses explore the periodic table, and prepare you for further study and career options
in Biological Sciences, Pharmacy Tech, Nutrition, and in the medical field.
- Take college Chemistry classes that satisfy UC and Cal State transfer requirements.
- Join the Honors Project and prepare for high-level coursework at four-year schools.
- Get involved in STEM programs at Mission College.
Please Note: Mission College does not offer an AS/AA degree or Certificate of Achievement in Chemistry.
Chemistry Courses
- View all Chemistry classes.
- Mission offers Chemistry classes online in addition to in-person.
- PDF of Chemistry classes.
STEM at Mission
STEM at Mission
- STEM at Mission includes academic support, mentorship, internships, and scholarships.
- Programs include Math, Biological Sciences, Engineering, Computer Science, Physics, and more.
Honors Program
Honors Program
- Work with outstanding instructors.
- Most Honors courses meet transfer requirements.
- Honors recognition on transcripts and graduation.
Jobs for Chemistry Majors
Skills Needed
- Analytical skills
- Attention to detail
- Organization and planning
- Effective communication skills
- Ability to conduct research
- Expertise with scientific tools and lab instruments
Explore Career Paths
If you don't know what to major in, or you already have a major but don't know how it translates into a career, start here. At Mission we can help you research your major and career options so you can make informed decisions. Read more about Career paths.
Chemistry Career Options
- Registered Nurse/Licensed Vocational Nurse
- Natural sciences teacher
- Chemist
- Forensic Scientist
- Pharmacist
- Physician
- Environmental Scientist
- Agricultural scientist
- Biochemist
Please note that most jobs for students in the Chemistry require more than two years of college education. If you attend Mission College, the Transfer Center can assist you in seamlessly transitioning to a four-year college or university.