The program aims to develop graduates who can plan, design, and operate new processes, who can contribute to the development of new chemical products, and who have potential for managerial responsibility in highly technical industrial enterprises.
Our curriculum provides students with the core chemical engineering fundamentals, while offering the option to select one of these six areas of specialization:
- Bioengineering
- Chemical process engineering
- Design
- Environmental engineering and sustainability
- Nanotechnology and molecular engineering
- Polymer science and engineering
Graduates of the chemical engineering major pursue careers in a multitude of industries, including the pharmaceutical, food, chemical, petroleum, information technology, and consulting industries. Many students seek advanced degrees in science and engineering, law, medicine, or business, enrolling in top programs nationwide.
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