Become an expert in chemical engineering. With a focus on advanced research, you'll engage in faculty-sponsored research projects and publish your findings. Pursue a personalized course of study through thesis, project or course-only options, providing flexibility for your research and academic pursuits.

Develop a fundamental understanding of chemical principles and lab techniques. This minor can complement a variety of majors and enhance your career prospects in industries such as pharmaceuticals, environmental science and materials science. The minor consists of 24 credit hours.

Prepare for a career in research, pharmaceutical science and other related fields. You'll engage in original laboratory work and scientific research early in the program to gain a comprehensive understanding of chemistry as a bench science and develop your practical skills sooner. You'll also have the opportunity to participate in scientific research through the Honors or Scholars Program.

Further your career in industry, laboratory medicine, teaching, and other related fields. Graduate training at the MS level is offered in analytical, clinical, inorganic, organic, physical, and environmental chemistry. The MS program in chemistry offers both thesis and non-thesis options, except in the area of clinical chemistry, which is a coursework-only program.

Deep dive into the principles and practices of civil engineering through hands-on experience with laboratory work, field research and project designs. Tailor your education through a range of elective courses such as geotechnical engineering, transportation and environmental engineering. Prepare for a career in consulting, construction, public works and other related fields.