### CHEMICAL ENGINEERING - M.S.

Chemical engineering is the practice of developing new materials and energy for the benefit of humankind. Chemical engineers design, develop, and operate industrial processes. The M.S. in chemical engineering is available in either a fully online format or in person.

### Why Choose a Chemical Engineering M.S. Degree?

This badge signifies that the chemical engineering master’s program is a STEM-designated program. Pursuing a master’s in chemical engineering will advance your career in one of the highest-paying and in-demand fields around. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, demand for chemical engineers is expected to grow by 14 percent – much faster than average – by 2031. What’s more, Manhattan University has a proven track record in getting students hired. The Chemical Engineering department reports that 90 percent of program graduates are hired within three months of graduation. Chemical engineers from the university have landed great jobs at Bristol Myers-Squibb, ExxonMobil, BP, and other leading multinational companies.

### Discover Professional Opportunities

More than 90% of students who graduate from this chemical engineering master’s program gain employment within three months of graduation. Many go on to work for Air Products, ExxonMobil, L'Oreal, Merck, and other top companies. Chemical engineers go on to work in the following roles:

- Cosmetic scientist or engineer

- Supply chain engineer

- Research and development scientist or engineer

- Process engineer

- Product launch manager

### Find Learning That Matches Your Lifestyle

The chemical engineering master’s program is available either fully online or entirely in person. Online learning is available during the fall, spring, and summer semesters. With in-person learning, small classes of 12-15 students allow professors to get to know each person while guiding them academically and professionally. Nearly all classes are offered in the evening or in the late afternoon to accommodate working professionals.