Master of Science in Chemical Engineering (MSChE)

The MSChE program prepares professionals in an environment that combines chemical engineering practice and technical research to contribute to the growing body of chemical engineering knowledge, research and development both regionally and internationally.

Program Educational Objectives

MSChE graduates are expected to be able to:

• Apply knowledge of advanced mathematics and engineering sciences to identify, formulate and solve chemical engineering problems
• Develop technical depth, professional breadth and skills in research
• Critically analyze advanced chemical engineering problems
• Develop lifelong learning skills so as to be able to innovate and/or create improved or new processes
• Work and communicate effectively in a professional environment
• Create an environment where professional and ethical responsibilities are strengthened

Program Educational Outcomes

Upon graduation, an MSChE graduate should demonstrate the ability to achieve the following outcomes:

• Demonstrate a thorough knowledge of chemical engineering principles including transport phenomena, chemical reaction engineering and thermodynamics
• Be able to model chemical engineering processes from fundamental principles
• Solve chemical engineering models using advanced mathematics, numerical techniques, and modern software
• Plan and conduct a research project
• Communicate the results of a research activity orally and in writing
• Engage in life-long learning and be aware of the impact of engineering decisions in a global and societal context