Program Overview

Energy Science, Technology & Policy

The Energy Science, Technology & Policy program at Carnegie Mellon University is a comprehensive program that offers various engineering concentrations, including Chemical Engineering (CHE).

College of Engineering

The College of Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University offers a range of programs, including the Energy Master's Degrees and the Engineering Concentrations.

Engineering Concentration in Chemical Engineering (CHE)

To complete the Engineering Concentration in CHE, students must successfully complete 36 units of approved CHE graduate-level courses. The pre-approved courses are given in the table below.

• CHE Concentration Electives: Students must take 36 units of concentration electives.
  • 06-623: Mathematical Modeling of Chemical Engineering Processes (Fall, 12 units)
  • 06-625: Chemical and Reactive Systems (Fall, 12 units)
  • 06-663: Analysis and Modeling of Transport Phenomena (Spring, 12 units)
  • 06-665: Process Systems Modeling (Spring, 12 units)
  • 06-702: Advanced Reaction Kinetics (Spring, 12 units)
  • 06-703: Advanced Fluid Dynamics (Fall, 12 units)
  • 06-704: Advanced Heat and Mass Transfer (Spring, 12 units)
  • 06-705: Advanced Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics (Fall, 12 units)
  • 06-713: Mathematical Techniques in Chemical Engineering (Fall, 12 units)
  • 06-720: Advanced Process Systems Engineering (Spring, 12 units)

Energy Master's Degrees

The Energy Master's Degrees program offers various degree options, including:

• MSAIE-EST&P
• Foundational Degrees
• Applied Study Degrees

Energy Core

The Energy Core includes:

• Energy Conversion and Supply
• Energy Transport and Storage
• Energy Demand and Utilization
• Energy Policy and Economics

Advanced Study

The Advanced Study program offers various courses and research opportunities.

Applied Study

The Applied Study program offers various courses and research opportunities.

Engineering Concentrations

The Engineering Concentrations include:

• Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE)
• Chemical Engineering (CHE)
• Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE)
• Engineering and Public Policy (EPP)
• Mechanical Engineering (MEG)
• Materials Science and Engineering (MSE)

Breadth Electives

The Breadth Electives offer various courses and research opportunities.

Admissions

The Admissions process includes:

• Why EST&P at CMU
• International Application Guide
• After Admission
• Planning a Visit
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• Tuition & Financial Aid
• Course Registration
• Information Sessions
• Application FAQs

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