Master of Applied Science in Chemical Engineering

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Dalhousie University

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• Objectives
  The Chemical Engineering program prepares students for careers in the chemical and process industries and in a variety of related fields. These encompass, among others, the traditional areas of environmental control, plastics and polymers, pulp and paper, instrumentation and process control, petrochemicals, petroleum and natural gas processing, and energy conversion and utilization, as well as the growing fields of biotechnology, food processing, composite materials, corrosion and protective coatings, and manufacture of microelectronic components. The responsibilities assumed by Chemical Engineers include a wide range of activities such as research and development of novel products and processes, the design, development and operation of process plants, and management of technical operations and sales.
• Academic title
  Master of Applied Science in Chemical Engineering
• Course description

  M. Eng. - project based
  The M. Eng. degree requires 7 course credits and a project. The normal time a student should take to complete this degree is between 12 and 18 months.

  M. A. Sc. - thesis based
  The M. A. Sc. degree requires 4 courses and a research thesis. The normal time to complete this program is between 18 and 24 months.
  

  CHEE 6000.03: Special Topics in Chemical Engineering I.
  CHEE 6701.03: Loss Prevention and Risk Assessment.
  CHEE 6707.03: Applied Thermodynamics.
  CHEE 6714.03: Polymer Science.
  CHEE 6726.03: Mass Transfer Topics.
  CHEE 6730.03: Kinetics and Catalyses.
  CHEE 6732.03: Transport Phenomena.
  CHEE 6734.03: Chemical Reactor Design.
  CHEE 6736.03: Computer Application in Chemical Engineering.
  CHEE 6737.03: Chemical Process Control.
  CHEE 6739.00: Graduate Research Seminar I.
  CHEE 6742.03: Chemical Process Optimization.
  CHEE 6743.03: Process Synthesis.
  CHEE 6744.03: Radiative Heat Transfer.
  CHEE 6750.03: Combustion Phenomena.
  CHEE 6755.03: Colloids and Interfaces in Petroleum Engineering.
  CHEE 6800.03: Chemical Engineering in Biological Systems.
  CHEE 7000.03: Special Topics in Chemical Engineering II.
  CHEE 7739.00: Graduate Research Seminar II.
  CHEE 9000.00: Master's Thesis.
  CHEE 9530.00: PhD Thesis.
  PEAS 6710.00: Graduate Research Symposium I.
  PEAS 7710.00: Graduate Research Symposium II.
  

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