Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering

Build a better, more innovative world through a combination of math, chemistry, physics, biology and engineering. From water desalination to the development of sustainable fuels and electronics, chemical engineers use their problem-solving skills to address pressing needs and advance various consumer products.

Develop this broad background through The University of Texas at Tyler’s Bachelor of Science in chemical engineering program. This field of study, focusing on the design and operation of chemical processes, enables you to work in multiple industries following graduation, including nanotechnology, materials, energy and medicine. You’ll discover materials and invent new products that change the world.

Why Major in Chemical Engineering at UT Tyler?

Established in fall 2019, UT Tyler’s Jasper Department of Chemical Engineering is home to the only chemical engineering program within a 175-mile radius of Dallas. The program was established with a gift from Jasper Ventures Inc.,, which highlights the company’s strong connection with the East Texas oil industry and points to a promising future by offering a practice-based, student-focused approach to education.

• Facilities: Our modern facilities house more than 20 pieces of equipment for teaching in all areas of chemical engineering, including fluid mechanics, heat and mass transfer, catalysis and reaction engineering and unit operations. The lab features world-class equipment for research in areas such as energy, fuels and biochemical engineering.
• Research: Research projects include the conversion of kelp into gasoline and diesel, the use of carbon dioxide for the extraction of petroleum, tissue engineering and synthesis of nanomaterials.
• Nationally ranked: U.S. News & World Report named UT Tyler’s College of Engineering one of the top 50 engineering programs in the U.S. For the second consecutive year, UT Tyler is the highest-ranked Texas public institution on the publication’s Best Undergraduate Engineering Programs (no doctorate) list.
• Nationally accredited: ​​The University of Texas at Tyler chemical engineering program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET. With ABET accreditation, students and employers can be confident the program meets the quality standards that produce graduates prepared to enter a global workforce.
• Devoted faculty: Our professors have extensive experience in the field. You will receive individual attention from faculty who are wholly student-focused and dedicated to professional excellence.
• Industry connections: You will have access to industry leaders early on in your studies and opportunities for internships.

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