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Online Graduate Level Chemistry Courses

Illinois State University is pleased to offer a series of graduate level courses that will take your chemistry teaching to a higher level. In these courses, you will learn novel demonstrations, laboratory experiments, and teaching activities along with the fundamental concepts upon which these activities are based. You will also learn how to improve the activities you already know. Award-winning teachers will provide examples for how you can use these demonstrations to improve your delivery of important topics in chemistry – from the most basic to most complex. Furthermore, you will learn from the most recent research in chemical education and apply that knowledge to your teaching.

Fall 2018 Classes

CHE 401.03 Advanced Chemistry Demonstrations: Kinetics, Equilibrium, and Acids and Bases 
(3 credit hours) 
CHE 401.04 Advanced Chemistry Demonstrations: Atomic and Molecular Structure 
(3 credit hours)


What are the costs?

In-state, out-of-state, it doesn't matter! No matter where you live, Illinois State University charges a per-credit hour fee for these online courses. The current cost breakdown for the 2017-2018 school year is:

Tuition and fees $470.84/credit hour $1412.52
Illinois State University Application Fee   $50.00*

*One-time fee as long as you remain enrolled. If you have not taken coursework at ISU for 3 consecutive semesters, you will need to re-apply.

How are the courses structured?
These courses consist of a combination of assessments covering the Flinn videos and articles provided within the course. Discussions, peer review, and reflection papers are also an important part of Illinois State University's courses. Note that while there is not a designated time at which you MUST be logged in to the course, you still are responsible for completing assignments by their deadlines for each semester. These courses also count towards the Chemistry Education/Science Education requirements for the Master of Chemistry Education (MCE) and Master of Science in Chemistry Education (MSCE) degrees. Learn more about those graduate programs.

What courses are being offered this semester?
Illinois State University provides a variety of courses every semester. To view the semester schedules and anticipated course offerings, visit the course information page.

How do I register?
Registering for Chemistry Education e-Learning classes involves just 3 easy steps!

  1. Apply to Illinois State University as a visiting non-degree seeking applicant.

  2. Fill out and submit the override request form.

  3. Register for the courses you select!

PLEASE NOTE: The entire registration process takes approximately 5-7 business days. You can find more specific instructions regarding the registration process by visiting the register for classes page.

Still have questions?
Try checking out the Illinois State University FAQ page or contacting Illinois State University at [email protected].