M.E. in Chemical Engineering - Non-Thesis Option

University of Tulsa

The structure of our programs encourages critical thinking about engineering design problems while considering the fundamentals of engineering and science across many industrial areas. You will gain rich training in unique skills and learn to solve industrial problems through progressive coursework, rigorous design projects, and optional research.From research projects to a more theoretical understanding of this broad discipline, our faculty will help you explore key aspects of chemistry, physics, mathematics, and engineering to inform solutions at the frontiers of technological innovation. Our state-of-the-art experimental facilities and teaching laboratories are built around industrial models, allowing you to experience practical scenarios of professional engineering.Chemical engineering is a discipline influencing numerous areas of technology. In turn, chemical engineers are in great demand, and job opportunities abound in a variety of fields. TU’s curriculum prepares students to excel in alternative energy, biotechnology, chemicals, environmental engineering, materials, natural gas and petroleum, and many more fields. Our alumni employers include world-renowned companies such as Accenture, ABB, and Guardian.Job opportunities: Environmental, Food, Natural gas, Petroleum, Petrochemical

College of Engineering and Natural Sciences