M.Sc. in Chemical Engineering, Michigan State University

The M.Sc. in Chemical Engineering at Michigan State University focuses on fundamental chemical engineering principles applied to energy, nanotechnology, and medicine. The 30-credit curriculum includes advanced transport phenomena, thermodynamics, and kinetics, with options for Plan A (Thesis) or Plan B (Technical minor). Key research themes include process design, polymers, and biochemical systems within the Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science. Notable features include interdisciplinary connections with the College of Natural Science and high-tech research facilities. The program builds technical skills in chemical reactor design, mass transfer, and process optimization. Graduates pursue careers as process engineers, research scientists, and biotechnology specialists. Research participation is central, with opportunities for graduate assistantships and faculty-led lab work.