Graduate Field of Chemical Engineering

Degrees offered: M.Eng., M.S., Ph.D.

The field of chemical engineering offers advanced degree programs to prepare its students for research and technical careers in industry, academia, and government. The program strikes a balance between the science of chemical engineering and its implemention through synthesis -- a blend that provides a strong base in the discipline's fundamentals while developing in its students the skills to apply these fundamentals to significant engineering problems.

Apply Now Deadline: Fall, Ph.D.: Jan. 15 (with financial aid) or March 1 (with no financial aid); no Spring admission; M.Eng.: No specific deadline; check with field.

Meet the Faculty

Anton, Alan Brad Associate Professor
Archer, Lynden A. Marjorie L. Hart Professor
Clancy, Paulette Professor and William C. Hooey Director
Cohen, Claude Fred H. Rhodes Professor of Engineering
Collins, Lance Professor, S.C. Thomas Sze Dir
Daniel, Susan Assistant Professor
Delisa, Matthew Associate Professor
Duncan, Thomas Michael Associate Professor
Engstrom, James R Professor
Escobedo, Fernando Associate Professor
Giannelis, Emmanuel P Walter R. Read Professor of En
Hanrath, Tobias Assistant Professor
Joo, Yong L. Associate Professor
Kirby, Brian Assistant Professor
Koch, Donald L Professor
Lion, Leonard William Professor
Ober, Christopher Kemper Francis Bard Professor of Materials Science and Engineering
Olbricht, William Lee Professor
Putnam, David A. Associate Professor
Shuler, Michael Louis Professor
Steen, Paul Herman Maxwell M. Upson Professor
Stroock, Abraham Duncan Associate Professor
Varner, Jeffrey D. Assistant Professor
Walker, Larry P Professor
Wiesner, Ulrich B. Spencer T. Olin Professor