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Today's world is full of challenges for those who want to help create better and safer products for the home and industry, to develop new resources of energy, to fight pollution and to preserve our environment.
Chemical engineering provides students with real-world experience through laboratory classes, hands-on operation of pilot scale equipment, and research projects that result in clean energy production and medical applications.
UA’s chemical and biological engineering curriculum is designed to shape students into the kinds of people who understand as much as possible about their world and their roles in it, and who want to make a difference in the world today. Students graduating from this program pursue various careers, including petroleum engineers, pharmaceutical manufacturing, patent lawyers, process engineers, medical doctors, and dentists. Read more...
Undergraduate: Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering
Graduate: Master of Science in Chemical Engineering, Doctor of Philosophy
April 2, 2012 - NEWS RELEASE - UANEWS.UA.EDU
Ryan Flamerich, a junior at The University of Alabama, is a 2012 Truman Scholar, the first student from the UA College of Engineering selected for the... prestigious scholarship created by Congress to help future leaders in public service. Read more
February 23, 2012- JOB POSTING
The Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering at The University of Alabama seeks applications and nominations for the position of Department Head. The... department has experienced unprecedented growth in enrollment, facilities, faculty positions, and research expenditures. Read more
November 8, 2011 - NEWS RELEASE - UANEWS.UA.EDU
The University of Alabama's College of Engineering Does Amateur Radical Theater, or COE Does ART, will stage "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare... (Abridged)" the weekend of Nov. 11. Read more