MA/MS in Chemical Engineering

The master's degree in chemical engineering at Georgia Tech combines advanced study with the chance to specialize in many subject areas. These include catalysis, reaction kinetics, complex fluids, microelectronics, microfluidics, optimization, polymers, separations, carbon capture, solar energy, thermodynamics, biofuels, air quality, and process control, among others listed by the institute. Such a broad menu allows students to match their coursework to a particular industry or research interest, whether that lies in energy, health, materials, or the environment. The degree is suited to graduates who want deeper technical expertise than a bachelor's program provides. Applicants should review the catalog for degree requirements and consult the department about which specialization options best fit their goals.