Ashland University

What you'll study

• Analytical chemistry — coursework and laboratory practice in quantitative and instrumental analysis.
• Biochemistry — molecular and biochemical methods relevant to research projects.
• Mass spectrometry and chromatography — research experience using these techniques as principal analytical tools.
• Natural science core instruction — engagement with core science courses that Professor Corbin teaches, supporting pedagogical development.

Entry requirements

The publicly provided profile does not list formal admission criteria. Prospective applicants should contact the Chemistry, Geology and Physics Department or Professor Corbin directly for current PhD entry and application details.

Career prospects

Graduates can expect roles that draw on analytical and biochemical expertise, including laboratory research positions, analytical instrumentation roles, and academic or instructional posts that value experience in teaching natural science courses and instrumentation techniques.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

No specific funding information is provided in the source material. Applicants should inquire with the College of Arts & Sciences, the Chemistry, Geology and Physics Department, or the supervisor about available fellowships, teaching assistantships, or research support.