Chemical Engineering, M.S.

Florida Institute of Technology

Chemical engineers study the application of chemical principles to industrial processes and are responsible for at least one aspect of almost every engineered design, process, and product. Experts in the field are needed in a variety of areas including food production, health technologies and biomedicine, nuclear technologies, alternative energy, and computer technology. A master’s in chemical engineering from Florida Tech provides graduates with advanced expertise for a career engineering innovative products and solutions.Graduates with a master’s in chemical engineering find careers in energy, electronics, food and clothing, healthcare, biotechnology, and industry.The Occupational Outlook Handbook, published by the US Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics, provides detailed information about specific jobs including median annual pay, working conditions and job outlook, among other things. According to the bureau, employment of chemical engineers is projected to grow through 2020. Employment in the manufacturing sector is projected to grow at a moderate pace, while the new market segments of nanotechnology, alternative energy and biotechnology are projected to have higher employment. Food production, aerospace and pharmaceutical are other industries with job opportunity.

• Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technology
• Nanoscience/Nanotechnology
• Petroleum Engineering

College of Engineering and Science