MChE Program
The MChE degree is a professional degree intended to better prepare
students for a career in the field of chemical engineering.
The MChE candidate in Chemical Engineering must complete at least
30 hours of courses beyond those counted for their undergraduate
degree.
In addition, they must complete during their graduate or undergraduate
studies:
- At least 6 upper-level courses in chemical engineering
- Two semesters of chemical engineering design
- Courses in process control and computer science
- One approved mathematics course
Specialization is possible in the areas of bioengineering/biotechnology,
computational engineering, environmental engineering, and materials
science and engineering. Most students complete the MChE degree
requirements in two semesters.
A joint MChE / MBA degree is also available in
conjunction with the Jesse
H. Jones Graduate School of Management. This joint degree
program is typically completed in two years. This includes a total
of 63 hours of course work, 24 in chemical engineering
and 39 in business management. Students enrolled in this joint
programl complete the same core requirements as the students in
the regular
MBA program. Here are some additional details for this joitn program.
- Requirements include 63 hours of course work: 24 in
chemical engineering and 39 in business administration.
- The dual degree can be fulfilled
in two academic years.
- Summer internships after first academic
year are strongly encouraged.
- Students will plan their course schedules
in consultation with department of chemical and biomolecular
engineering and with the MBA program director.
- Students must be accepted
by both the Jones School and the department of chemical annd
biomolecular engineering.
- Note that instead of GMAT scores, applicants
submit GRE scores.
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