Chemical Engineering

Chemical Engineering Student

The Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of New Hampshire offers both undergraduate and graduate degrees in Chemical Engineering. At the BS level, all courses in the department are taught by full-time faculty, and many of our undergraduates are engaged in research and summer internships. Several ChE faculty have received awards both at the university and at national levels including awards for teaching excellence.

Our undergraduate program offers a BS in Chemical Engineering and a BS in Bioengineering. Departmental options provide students with an additional opportunity to focus on special areas of interest. Current options are Bioengineering, Energy and Environmental Engineering.  

Our graduate program offers the MEng, MS and PhD degrees in Chemical Engineering. For graduate students, we offer research opportunities in biofuels, biomedical engineering, biochemical engineering, electrochemical engineering, advanced materials, energy, and environmental engineering. Many of our graduate students are fully supported by teaching or research assistantships.

 

              

 

  • Bioengineering graduate awarded Tau Beta Pi Fellowship
    Luciana Custer '22, a bioengineering graduate, was recently recognized by Tau Beta Pi high scholarship, campus leadership and service, and promise of future contributions to the engineering profession.
    Bioengineering graduate awarded Tau Beta Pi Fellowship
    Luciana Custer '22, a bioengineering graduate, was recently recognized by Tau Beta Pi high scholarship, campus leadership and service, and promise of future contributions to the engineering profession.
  • Chemical Engineering professor recognized for sustainability
    Professor Nan Yi, was recently recognized as a Silver Award recipeint for the 2022 University of New Hampshire Sustainability Awards in the curiculum category. Yi is a respected professor and champion for innovative practices and research within sustainable energy resources. He leads a catalysis...
    Chemical Engineering professor recognized for sustainability
    Professor Nan Yi, was recently recognized as a Silver Award recipeint for the 2022 University of New Hampshire Sustainability Awards in the curiculum category. Yi is a respected professor and champion for innovative practices and research within sustainable energy resources. He leads a catalysis...
  • Katherine Austin '22
    Katherine Austin '23, a bioengineering major, was one of six UNH students make up largest one-year cohort of Department of Defense scholarship recipients.
    Katherine Austin '22
    Katherine Austin '23, a bioengineering major, was one of six UNH students make up largest one-year cohort of Department of Defense scholarship recipients.
  • Meet a Wildcat in Chemical Engineering
    Watch Sam Mercer discuss his favorite things about attending the University of New Hampshire and advice for those considering UNH.
    Meet a Wildcat in Chemical Engineering
    Watch Sam Mercer discuss his favorite things about attending the University of New Hampshire and advice for those considering UNH.
  • Meet a Wildcat in Bioengineering
    Watch Katherine Austin discuss her favorite things about attending the University of New Hampshire and advice for those considering attending UNH.
    Meet a Wildcat in Bioengineering
    Watch Katherine Austin discuss her favorite things about attending the University of New Hampshire and advice for those considering attending UNH.

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