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Engineering
Northeastern University, United States
The MS in Chemical Engineering is normally pursued by students with a BS in Chemical Engineering or closely allied fields. It offers three concentrations: General Principles and Applications (thesis or project option), Biosystems and Sustainability.
Faculty: College of Engineering | Department: Department of Chemical Engineering | Duration: Minimum 32 semester hours (33 with optional co-op); 7-year time limit for part-time students | Study mode: full-time | Location: Boston, MA, United States
General core: Python for Chemical Engineers, Numerical and Statistical Methods for Chemical Engineering and Professional Development and Communication Essentials. General Principles students add Research Methods, Thermodynamics or Transport Phenomena, depth courses (thesis or project) and 12 hours of breadth courses. Minimum 3.000 GPA.
Normally for students with a BS in Chemical Engineering or closely allied fields; students from other undergraduate backgrounds may need supplementary undergraduate coursework.
Tuition is charged per credit, so the total depends on the modules you register for each year. Current fees are listed in the official fee schedule.
Duration: Minimum 32 semester hours (33 with optional co-op); 7-year time limit for part-time students
Engineering
Northeastern University, United States
Engineering
Northeastern University, United States
Engineering
Northeastern University, United States
Engineering
Northeastern University, United States
Engineering
Northeastern University, United States
Engineering
Northeastern University, United States
Engineering
Northeastern University, United States
Engineering
Northeastern University, United States
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