Curriculum

Curriculum

About the Curriculum

Rowan University Chemical Engineering is an ABET-accredited educational program that integrates classroom instruction with active hands-on learning throughout the four years of undergraduate studies. Our program aims to develop well-rounded students with a strong understanding of chemical engineering science and design as well as a holistic mindset that considers the technical, economic, societal, environmental, and sustainability aspects of an engineered chemical process and solution.

Unique from other chemical engineering undergraduate programs in the U.S., Rowan University Chemical Engineering offers continual active learning through the Engineering Clinic. Modeled after the clinic program in medical schools, the Engineering Clinic program offers students ways to reinforce their learning through open-ended, team-based engineering and research projects that address challenges faced by industry and the real world.

The Engineering Clinic is a significant part of the curriculum that spans the entire four years of undergraduate studies. The first year and sophomore clinics build foundational skills in engineering design, technical communication, and teamwork. The junior and senior clinics hone in on team-based projects that use chemical engineering knowledge to solve problems. Many projects are supported by industry and government agencies that bring real world perspective and value to students.

See below for courses and course sequence in the Chemical Engineering Curriculum.