The Master of Science in Chemical Engineering is designed for students with an undergraduate degree in engineering disciplines (Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Process Engineering) who wish to get a graduate degree in chemical engineering. The program consists of 33 credits in chemical engineering including 18 credits of core courses, 6 credits of elective courses and 9 credits of thesis research. The core courses provide a more comprehensive foundation in chemical engineering principles (thermodynamics, reaction engineering, Engineering mathematics, Mass Transfer, and transportation phenomena). Furthermore, in the thesis dissertation students select a research advisor and area for specialization. The thesis may involve either theoretical or experimental investigations, or both. It can be of a limited scope but should involve a significant degree of originality.