Chemical Technology Program
The chemical industry is one of the fastest growing industries in the United States! The Chemical Technology program at CCRI prepares graduates to enter the chemical field in any one of a variety of capacities: chemical research technician, laboratory assistant, chemical production technician, junior chemist or analytical technician. Start your future today!
Chem Techs are in high demand
Graduates of the Chemical Technology program at CCRI are highly sought after by employers, with nearly 100% job placement rates upon completion of the program. With transfer opportunities to URI and RIC we provide a clear academic pathway for students seeking to further their education and unlock even greater career opportunities.
From the Catalog
The rigorous and comprehensive curriculum provides hands-on training in cutting-edge laboratory techniques, analytical instrumentation, and chemical processing methods. Students gain a deep understanding of chemical principles and their real-world applications. NO prerequisites, NO chemistry placement exam, and NO prior chemistry experience needed!
Associate Degree
The AAS degree is recommended for those who wish to transfer to 4-year colleges/universities towards science related degrees.
Associate Degree
Chemical Technology Certificate
Graduates with either the Certificate or AAS are equally trained for laboratory work, and employers do not distinguish between the two.
Chemical Technology CertificateThose of us who work in the chemistry departments at four-year colleges could learn a lot from the CCRI Chem Tech program. It appears to be overwhelmingly successful in training students with the practical skills that enable them to be successful in the modern research and industrial laboratory.
Brenton Deboeuf Dean of the Graduate School, Professor of Chemistry, URI
Job Outlooks in Rhode Island
In addition to outstanding career prospects, many employers also offer generous tuition reimbursement programs, empowering Chemical Technology graduates to pursue advanced degrees in chemistry or related fields at 4-year institutions without incurring additional educational debt.
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Studying Chemical Technology at the Community College of Rhode Island offers students
an excellent pathway to a rewarding career in the chemical industry. Contact us today
by filling out the form below or by emailing Professor Wayne Suits Chemical Technology Program Coordinator.
