• The Master of Applied Science in Chemical and Biological Engineering is a 2-year program at the University of British Columbia(UBC).
  • This program consists of both coursework and thesis.
  • Students learn about the transformation of raw materials into valuable products by chemical, biochemical, physical or electrochemical processes, as well as energy generation (bio, electro, and thermo).
  •  Facilities engaged in the following broad areas:
    • Biotechnology
    • Chemical Process Engineering
    • Energy and Materials
    • Environmental Engineering
  • The number of students enrolled in this program is 37 to 45.
  • The Student to Faculty Ratio is 18:1 which resolves the interaction Problem.
  • Several faculty members have won national and international recognition for their research contributions and students have gone on to become leaders in industry and academia in Canada and abroad.
  • This program prepares students for employment directly after completing the degree or to pursue further studies in a Ph.D program.
  • Students with a background in Engineering will receive a Master of Applied Science degree whereas students without Engineering background will receive a Master of Science degree.
  • Chemical engineers are highly employable and there continues to be a growing demand for chemical engineers.
  • The University of British Columbia ranked as the 45th best university in the world in the QS World University Rankings.