Chemical Engineering, M.S.Che.E.

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About the Chemical Engineering Master’s Program

All master’s and doctoral students are required to register for CHE 7121 , CHE 7122 , or CHE 7123 each long semester unless exempted by the chairperson.

The graduate student will be required to take one additional chemical engineering course and at least two other courses as specified by his or her advisory committee. A written thesis and a minimum of 24 hours of graduate-level coursework, exclusive of thesis, are required for the master’s degree. In addition, a final oral exam in defense of the completed thesis will be administered by the candidate’s thesis committee.

The master’s program is a structured program requiring five core courses:

Required Courses

CHE 5312 - Fluid Transport Principles and Analysis 3 Semester Credit Hours
CHE 5310 - Advanced Chemical Engineering Techniques 3 Semester Credit Hours
CHE 5321 - Advanced Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics 3 Semester Credit Hours
CHE 5323 - Digital Computation for Chemical Engineers 3 Semester Credit Hours
CHE 5343 - Reaction Kinetics 3 Semester Credit Hours