Graduate Degree Program Summary
Graduate Degrees Offered
- Applied Mathematics
- Chemical Reaction Kinetics
- Numerical Methods
- Polymers
- Thermodynamics
- Transport Phenomena
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
- On the WebDepartment Website
- Graduate ChairProfessor Gustavo Larsen
- Graduate SecretaryMs. Tricia Fenster
chembeng@unl.edu
402-472-2750 - Department Address207 Othmer Hall
Lincoln NE 68588-0643
Application Checklist and Deadlines
Required by the Office of Graduate Studies
- Application for Graduate Admission
- $50 non-refundable application processing fee
- One set of transcripts, uploaded to MyRED (see upload requirements)
- If your native language is not English: verification of English proficiency
- If you are not a US citizen and you expect to hold an F or J visa: financial resource information
See also: US steps to admission or international steps to admission.
Required by Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering in GAMES
After you apply, allow one business day for us to establish your access to GAMES, where you'll complete these departmental requirements:
- Entrance exam(s): GRE
- Minimum TOEFL: Paper-550 Internet-80
- Letter of intent
- Three recommendation letters
- Curriculum vitae or resume
Application Deadline
Fall: February 1 Spring: September 1 Summer: February 1Related Pages
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Description
The Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering offers research and instruction leading to a master's degree in chemical engineering and a doctorate in engineering with a specialization in chemical and biomolecular engineering.
The chemical and biomolecular engineering faculty are actively involved in research related to biomolecular engineering, biomedical engineering, nanotechnology, polymers, composite materials, catalysis, and solid phase reactions. Graduate coursework is offered in the advanced fundamentals of applied mathematics, chemical reaction kinetics, numerical methods, thermodynamics, transport phenomena, biomolecular engineering, and polymers.
The scope of chemical and biomolecular engineering work is far-reaching. Engineers are involved in a range of industries including manufacturing, healthcare, environmental health, and biotechnology. Graduates are among the highest paid within engineering disciplines.Courses and More
The Graduate Bulletin provides course descriptions, program requirements, and more:Faculty and Research
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