Chemical Engineering Undergraduate Programs
Available Programs
Chemical engineering integrates principles from chemistry, physics, mathematics, and biology to design, develop, and improve processes for producing chemicals, fuels, pharmaceuticals, food, and other valuable products. This field applies scientific and engineering knowledge to convert raw materials into desired products, focusing on safety, efficiency, and environmental sustainability. A career in chemical engineering begins with a strong foundation that you will receive through a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering from UTC.
Learn about our faculty and their chemical engineering specialties
Chemical Engineering, B.S.Ch.E.
Apply to UTC! Chemical Engineering B.S.Ch.E.
If you enjoy problem-solving and have a passion for designing processes to produce everyday products, chemical engineering might be more your style. This field focuses on the transformation of raw materials into valuable products like fuels, medicines, and materials.
Key Highlights of Chemical Engineering
- Diverse Applications: From energy production to pharmaceuticals, chemical engineers touch nearly every industry.
- Process Design & Optimization: You’ll develop systems for large-scale manufacturing, ensuring efficiency and safety.
- Cutting-Edge Innovation: Work on technologies like nanomaterials, bioplastics, or sustainable fuels.
Career Opportunities
- Process Engineer: Designing and optimizing production processes in industries like oil, gas, and chemicals.
- Pharmaceutical Engineer: Developing drug production processes.
- Materials Scientist: Innovating new materials for electronics, construction, or healthcare.
- Energy Engineer: Working on fossil fuel, biofuel, or hydrogen production.
- Food & Beverage Engineer: Ensuring safe and efficient food processing.
Undergraduate Catalog and ClearPath
The undergraduate catalog lists the classes needed for graduating the program. The ClearPath showcase shows you the recommended order of taking the needed classes per semester of the program.
Chemical Engineering program graduates obtain a B.S.Ch.E. degree. This program is accredited by the EAC of ABET Inc. under the Chemical Engineering Program Criteria.
Chemical Engineering: Environmental, B.S.Ch.E.
Apply to UTC! Chemical Engineering: Environmental, B.S.Ch.E.
If you’re passionate about sustainability, climate change, and protecting natural resources, environmental engineering might be the right fit. This field focuses on developing solutions to environmental problems, such as clean water access, air quality, and waste management.
Key Highlights of Environmental Engineering:
- Purpose-Driven Work: You’ll design systems to improve environmental health, such as water treatment plants or renewable energy solutions.
- Sustainability-Focused Projects: Work on innovative ways to reduce pollution, restore ecosystems, and combat climate change.
- Interdisciplinary Approach: Combine biology, chemistry, and engineering to solve real-world challenges.
Career Opportunities:
- Environmental Consultant: Advising industries on sustainable practices.
- Water Resources Engineer: Designing water distribution or wastewater treatment systems.
- Air Quality Specialist: Monitoring and reducing air pollution.
- Sustainability Manager: Implementing green practices in organizations.
- Renewable Energy Engineer: Developing solar, wind, or other clean energy technologies.
- Government Roles: Regulating and enforcing environmental laws.
Undergraduate Catalog and ClearPath
The undergraduate catalog lists the classes needed for graduating the program. The ClearPath showcase shows you the recommended order of taking the needed classes per semester of the program.
- UTC 2025-2026 Undergraduate Catalog ⇾
- ClearPath Showcase ⇾
- Download our environmental program flyer - Download PDF ⇾
- How to Apply ⇾
Chemical Engineering program graduates obtain a B.S.Ch.E. degree. This program is accredited by the EAC of ABET Inc. under the Chemical Engineering Program Criteria.
Financial Aid and Scholarships
UTC Financial aid and scholarships are open to all students. CECS Scholarships specific to engineering and computer science students. Learn more through the links below.