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1. chemistry.stackexchange.com › questions › 6720Overlap between computer science and chemistry?

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   Oct 27, 2015 · If you have a computer science background and you enter a chemistry degree program, or go to work at a chemical company where you're working with chemists, you'll have an edge because of your computational skills, and will have the intuition to think about problems in a computational way - the value of which can't be overstated.

2. www.reddit.com › r › collegeIf I want to study computer science do I need chemistry?

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   Probably not. You might have to take it IN college for the major, but it won’t really be a factor in your acceptance. Once you’re accepted, you can choose a CS major and see what the required courses are for it at whatever college you attend.

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4. www.reddit.com › r › cscareerquestionsSwitch from Chemistry to Comp Sci or Software Engineering ...

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   Best bet is to get a master's degree in computer science. If You're interested in getting an engineering degree then you should go for computer engineering. Software engineering tends to be one of those math-lite programs and it's not viewed as rigorous by many in industry.

5. www.academicinvest.com › science-careers › chemistry72 Careers You Can Pursue with a Chemistry Degree

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   • Average Salary Levels of Chemistry Graduates
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   The salary you could earn with a chemistry degree varies based on a wide variety of factors, such as: • The type, size, and budget of your employer • The discretion of your employer • Your level of education and experience • Your level of certification (if applicable) • The region in which you work • How much overtime you are able to work (if appli...

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   ALIS: Alberta Learning and Information Service (alis.alberta.ca), sponsored by the Government of Alberta. For an overview of their salary survey methodology, please visit here. PayScale: Private organization owned by PayScale Incorporated (payscale.com). For an overview of their salary survey methodology, please visit here. BLS: United States Burea...

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   If you’re a chemistry major looking for help in paying for school, then you’re in luck! Our scholarships database has Canadian and American scholarships that are specific to chemistry, scholarships for science students in general, and scholarships that are open to any field of study.

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   To find out more about careers directly related to your chemistry degree, consult the following professional association websites. They offer career-related information, and many have opportunities for student membership, as well as job placement and mentoring opportunities. Canada Canadian Society for Chemical Engineering Canadian Society of Clini...

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6. www.reddit.com › r › chemistryWhat do people do with chemistry degrees? : r/chemistry - Reddit

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   I would encourage any undergraduate chemist in the US to go to graduate school and get PhD. First the entry level salaries are MUCH higher than BS. Second most PhD programs in the US pay you and sometimes waive tuition.

7. www.coursera.org › articles › science-majors16 Science Majors (and Related Careers) to Consider - Coursera

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   Nov 29, 2023 · When you major in science, you can build a broad base of knowledge to draw from across a wide variety of subjects, including biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, psychology, medicine, engineering, computing, and many others.

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   Why do you need a computer science degree to be a chemist?

   • If you have a computer science background and you enter a chemistry degree program, or go to work at a chemical company where you're working with chemists, you'll have an edge because of your computational skills, and will have the intuition to think about problems in a computational way - the value of which can't be overstated.

   Overlap between computer science and chemistry?

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   Can a chemistry degree be a career option?

   • And yes, they can! But, that's just one of many, many careers options with this degree! Chemistry degree programs can provide you with the necessary knowledge base and skill set to become successful in virtually any field that's even remotely related in some way to chemistry.

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   Can a chemistry degree make a good chemist?

   • Perhaps when one thinks of what they can do with a chemistry degree, they think, "Well, I can go on to graduate school and become a chemist". And yes, they can! But, that's just one of many, many careers options with this degree!

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   Do I need a chemistry degree to get a cybersecurity degree?

   • to graduate you need a life sciences course, meaning for your major you might not need it but as a pre-require you most likely will. Usually all science and engineering degrees require chemistry. There are other degrees that are more business or analysis oriented that will allow you to pursue cybersecurity.

   If I want to study computer science do I need chemistry?

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   What can I do with a chemistry degree?

   • For example, chemistry graduates can be found applying their skills within the areas of environmental consulting, medical science, scientific equipment sales, science communication, teaching or academic research, and many, many other fields. This careers guide contains detailed occupational information on career paths relevant to this degree.

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   Should I study chemistry at University?

   • As for the last question - almost whatever field of chemistry you choose, you can contribute to the programs used within it. There is no such thing like completed scientific code. And university level is a necessary prerequisite to do reasonable science. Just concentrate on the models and mathematics behind the scenes and everything will follow.

   Overlap between computer science and chemistry?

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9. futurestudents.yorku.ca › program › computer-scienceComputer Science| Future Students | York University

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   In the BSc program, the complementary courses will be in the sciences (e.g., biology, chemistry, physics). A degree Minor or Double Major will allow you to sample or deeply explore another discipline. You may also choose one of our three International Honours degrees – iBA, iBSc or the Dual Specialized degree.