Master of Engineering in Chemical Engineering - Medical and Industrial Biotechnology

The Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) in chemical engineering helps you strengthen your technical skills so you can bring value to industry. In general, curriculum focuses on industrial practice and design and integrates subject matter across disciplines. M.Eng. students are free to choose a course of study that best suits your professional interests and career goals. If you know you want to pursue a career doing hands-on work in chemical and biomolecular engineering, this is the program for you. Degree candidates are expected to pursue study and research that will give them a deeper comprehension of the basic and applied sciences and will develop initiative, originality, and creative ability. The thesis or dissertation may involve either research or special projects in such subjects as design, economics, or mathematical analysis. There is no language requirement for students majoring in chemical engineering.

The Medical and Industrial Biotechnology (MIB) Focus Path prepares students from engineering and life sciences for careers in biotechnology industries including manufacturing of pharmaceuticals, diagnostics, tissue culture, agricultural products, and new food and energy sources. The core of the focus path comprises two courses -- Bioprocess Engineering (CHEME 5430) and Systems Biology in Biotechnology and Medicine (CHEME 5440) -- and an M.Eng. independent project that will involve important laboratory methods in biotechnology, including recombinant DNA and cloning, cell culture, protein production, small and large-scale separations, and bioreactor design and operation.

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