The Department of Chemical Engineering, which was established as a separate department in October 1992, offers two programs: a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering and a Bachelor of Science in Process Instrumentation & Control Engineering. The Department is dedicated to excellence in teaching. Each of the two programs blends flexibility, depth, breadth, and hands-on-experience to prepare the students for a variety of educational and professional challenges. Graduates of both programs find employment in a variety of industries including petroleum production and refining, petrochemicals, gas processing, water treatment, metal production and processing facilities, and the insurance and banking sectors.
Department's Mission
The mission of the chemical engineering department is to prepare students for productive careers in the discipline of chemical engineering or in the discipline of process instrumentation and control engineering. Upon graduation, students will have learned skills in critical thinking, problem solving, and communication necessary for success as practicing chemical engineers or process instrumentation and control engineers or in postgraduate studies. In addition they will be prepared to serve the society through their engineering knowledge in various matters such as national policy, education, standards, and professionalism.
