Chemical and Biological Engineering Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering
Are you interested in designing new innovations in renewable and sustainable energy, treating disease, addressing climate change, or ensuring a safe and clean environment?
Chemical and Biological Engineers are problem solvers, trained and skilled in thinking through tough problems. We’ll give you the education and real-life skills to turn your curiosity into a life-changing career.
What is chemical and biological engineering? What will you learn? What interests should you have?
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Interested in transferring to Chemical and Biological Engineering? Find transfer requirements here.
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Chemical and biological engineering is a blend of basic sciences and the skills to describe, predict, and control all changes of matter.
Computer science helps engineers show their concepts, optimize lab experiments, model project outcomes, and easier ways to work with large amounts of data.
Engineers use immense amounts of data in their projects. An understanding of basic data requirements can give you a step up in your undergraduate projects.
Do you have a question that's not featured on this page? Undergraduate Advisor Claire Lavelle is happy to help! Email your question here.
ENcourage Engineering Math Program
The ENcourage Engineering Math Program is a summer program to help incoming engineering students who did not place “calculus ready” through the math placement tool to improve pre-calculus math skills.