The MS in Chemical and Molecular Engineering readies students for pioneering research across emerging fields, with grounding in both theory and laboratory methods.
The department that combines materials and chemical engineering runs research-heavy graduate study in areas such as energy storage, catalysis, structural and nuclear materials, computational materials work, microelectronics, polymers, sustainable engineering and thermal spray. Students join team research that runs from the molecular level to practical uses. Contact details for the graduate program director and an admissions email address are listed in the catalog.
The catalog entry lists the program contacts, admission and degree requirements, and a link to the department website, so applicants can confirm current details with the department before applying. Prospective students should ask the department directly about timelines, fees and funding, since the page does not give those figures.