Chemical Engineering, M.Sc.

It is based on the completion of lecture courses focused on a theme within the discipline of chemical engineering. No thesis is required. No research is required. This program is open to three cohorts of applicants: [1] active Stanford undergraduates, who should apply via the internal co-terminal degree application process; see departmental student services in Shriram Center room 129, [2] currently matriculated Stanford graduate students; see departmental students services, and [3] external applicants who have completed a bachelor’s degree or will have completed one before matriculating as a graduate student. Individuals in this third group apply online. The deadline for M.S. applications is Tuesday, March 17, 2015.A range of M.S. programs comprising appropriate course work is available to accommodate students wishing to obtain further academic preparation before pursuing a professional chemical engineering career. This degree is lecture course based; there are no research or thesis requirements. It is a terminal M.S. degree, i.e. this degree is not a prerequisite for nor does it lead to admission to the department’s Ph.D. program. For conferral of a master's degree in chemical engineering the following departmental requirements must be met.