Chemical Engineering MSE

Find new career opportunities in Chemical Engineering through the master's program at Youngstown State University.

What You'll Study

Chemical engineers find exciting global career opportunities in the chemical, biomedical, nuclear, pharmaceutical, and energy fields designing and producing consumer and industrial products.

Our master's program in Chemical Engineering gives you opportunities to advance your knowledge and develop your abilities to formulate solutions to new and complex problems. Through flexible study plans designed to meet your interests and needs, you'll take advantage of an esteemed and dedicated faculty, as well as facilities for advanced study and research including a heat transfer lab, distillation lab and biochemical engineering lab.

Earn your MSE by choosing one of the following three tracks:

Degree

 
  • Thesis Track

    You'll complete 30 credit hours of core courses, technical concentration courses and your thesis. This plan is strongly recommended for all candidates who wish to continue their graduate studies beyond the master’s degree. The thesis provides firsthand experience with experimental design, literature searches, research methodology, technical report writing, and oral presentation of results.

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  • Non-Thesis Track

    The non-thesis plan is designed for students who wish to enhance their knowledge and skills to succeed in careers as practicing engineers, but are unlikely to pursue a PhD or doctorate degree. A total of 33 credit hours is required, consisting of core courses, technical courses and a graduate project course. The project course includes a presentation to the engineering faculty and students.

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  • Engineering Management Track

    If you are planning to move into an engineering management role, this track will suit your educational goals. A total of 36 credit hours is required, consisting of core courses, business courses, technical courses, and a graduate project. The project course includes a presentation to the engineering faculty and students.

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