Ashland University

Programme overview

This PhD pathway is delivered through supervision by Robert Bergosh, Associate Professor of Chemistry in the College of Arts & Sciences. His primary area of specialty is organic chemistry and he has been a member of the Ashland University faculty since 2005. He teaches and supervises work across general chemistry, molecular architecture and organic chemistry, and adapts independent research projects to align with student interests.

What you'll study

Coursework and research focus reflect Professor Bergosh's teaching areas: general chemistry, molecular architecture and organic chemistry. Independent research projects are tailored by the supervisor to the candidate's scientific interests within these domains.

Entry requirements

No specific programme-entry criteria are listed on the source page. For supervision, candidates or enquiries may contact Robert Bergosh directly at rbergosh@ashland.edu or by phone at 419-685-5197.

Career prospects

Doctoral study under an organic chemistry specialist prepares graduates for research-focused roles in academia, industry or laboratory settings where expertise in organic chemistry, molecular design and laboratory instruction are applicable.

Scholarships & funding angle

The source does not specify scholarships, stipends or funding mechanisms. Prospective applicants should inquire with the department or the supervisor about available funding, assistantships or project support.