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The Chemical Engineering Program holds accreditation from ABET's Engineering Accreditation Commission (visit http://www.abet.org). This curriculum culminates in a Bachelor of Science degree in chemical engineering. Chemical Engineers focus on designing, operating, and managing processing systems that transform raw materials into more valuable products for society. Facility design and operation typically balances two critical priorities: reducing both operational expenses and environmental consequences. With chemical engineers working across diverse industries, the foundational education remains broad rather than industry-focused. The Chemical Engineering Bachelor of Science program establishes a comprehensive foundation in mathematics, physics, and chemistry before advancing to thermodynamics, kinetics, fluid dynamics, and unit operations. The final year incorporates economics, process design, and specialized technical electives. Program objectives emphasize cultivating analytical and problem-solving abilities, communication proficiency, and a well-rounded education to prepare graduates for successful careers as chemical engineers in modern industry.