Chemistry is a cornerstone of scientific discovery, driving advancements in medicine, materials science, energy, and countless other fields...
Chemistry is a cornerstone of scientific discovery, driving advancements in medicine, materials science, energy, and countless other fields. In the United States, a steady stream of aspiring chemists graduates from colleges and universities each year, ready to contribute their knowledge and skills to a wide range of industries.
According to the
American Chemical Society (ACS), the number of
bachelor's degrees in chemistry conferred each year in the United States has fluctuated over the past decade but generally remain stable with approximately 20,000 in average. In 2021-2022, for example, 20,985 bachelor's degrees in chemistry were awarded.
According to data from the
Council of Graduate Schools, around 2,000
master's degrees in chemistry are awarded annually in the United States, with figures fluctuating slightly year to year.
In recent years, around 2,400
PhDs in chemistry are awarded each year in the United States. This represents about 7% of all PhDs in science and engineering.
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