BSc in Chemical Engineering - Energy in Durham United States | University of New Hampshire

The energy specialization addresses key contemporary topics in the energy sector. Core coursework equips students with fundamental understanding of traditional energy sources like fossil fuels and nuclear power, alongside renewable alternatives such as solar energy. Electives allow for deeper exploration of specific interests or broader examination of energy-related disciplines. You'll develop strong engineering fundamentals through rigorous coursework and practical experience in our cutting-edge labs, working alongside distinguished faculty. The extensive elective options provide customization opportunities to tailor your academic path.

This specialization focuses on prominent energy sector developments. Foundational courses establish comprehensive knowledge of conventional and alternative energy systems, while electives enable concentrated study or wider contextual understanding. The program requires three core courses plus one elective of at least three credits. Students pursuing this track should formally declare their focus to department advisors by their second year.