The University's Career Services Center offers job placement services to all students. Assistance is provided in securing career information, writing resumes, interviewing, and planning job stategies. Research areas include process dynamics, semiconductor processing and heat and mass transfer. The department offers MS and PhD programs in chemical engineering, with concentrations in such areas as computer science, engineering management, environmental engineering, biochemical engineering, and materials engineering. In addition, the department offers an MS program in biochemical engineering.
Financial aid is available in research and teaching assistantships.
The fellowships are awarded on a competitive basis to qualified Ph.D. applicants with M.S. degrees in engineering. The appointment carries up to 20 hours per week of teaching assignments determined by the department in which the student is pursuing his or her Ph.D. Assistantships enable a student to carry a full-time course load. Recipients work 20 hours per week assisting the teaching or research efforts of the College. For more information click on our web site listed above.