Chemical Engineering - Drexel University

Chemical Engineering from Drexel University is a Campus Master Chemical Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. In general, each program leading to the Master of Science in Chemical Engineering must meet the following requirements: chemical engineering , 24 credits; area of concentration, 15 credits; electives, 6 credits. The 24 credits in chemical engineering include 15 credits of core courses (described below) and 9 credits of thesis research. The 9-credit thesis research can be replaced with (a) 6 credits of independent study and 3 credits in the area of concentration; or (b) 9 credits in the area of concentration. The thesis may be based on either a theoretical or an experimental investigation, or both, of limited scope but involving a significant degree of originality. The nature of the research may involve multidisciplinary areas such as environmental engineering , biomedical engineering , ceramic processing, molten metals processing, and other topics. Courses in an area of concentration enable students to develop expertise in a technology area closely related to chemical engineering , such as environmental engineering , biochemical engineering , and materials engineering . Those contemplating a career in management of technology may consider the area of concentration in engineering management. Concentration in computer science is suggested for students interested in computer applications in chemical engineering . The courses listed under each area of concentration are recommended for students who have no prior exposure to that field. Students who have prior experience in a field should select courses in consultation with the graduate advisor. Electives may be chosen from course offerings in chemical engineering , mathematics, science, and other engineering disciplines, subject to approval. View more details on Drexel University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Chemical Engineering courses.