Master of Science in Process Control (Thesis-based)

University of Alberta

Start your graduate studies at the University of Alberta’s Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering. Use state-of-the-art technology and facilities and contribute to world class research in emerging and important areas. Benefit from individual focus and supervision by our professors and by working in interdisciplinary and diverse research teams. With new discoveries and break-through advances happening year-round, the Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering is an exciting place to beThe Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering at the University of Alberta. Use state-of-the-art technology and facilities. The student to Faculty ratio is 5:1, ensuring our graduate students get individual focus from the professors. With new discoveries and break-through advances in technology happening year-round, the Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering is an exciting place to be - come join usWith a global reputation for scholarship, research with social purpose, and diversity, we offer unlimited opportunities for advanced education and research leading to Master of Science (MSc) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degrees in Chemical Engineering, Process Control, and Materials Engineering. We also offer a Master of Engineering (MEng) program and a joint Master of Business/Master of Engineering (MBA/MEng) degree is also offered in co-operation with the School of Business. The MSc minimum course requirement is four courses plus the ethics course. At least two courses must be 600 or higher level courses in the Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering. The balance of the courses shall be at the 500 or higher level in the Faculty of Engineering, or at the 400 or higher level in a Science Department. Science courses at the 400 level must be approved by the supervisor and Associate Chair (Graduate).