The University of Iowa Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering offers both thesis and non-thesis Masters of Science programs, a Doctor of Philosophy program, and a 5-year BS/MS program.
Graduate students in the Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering gain an understanding of the principles of engineering science and use those principles in contemporary applications related to energy, the environment, biotechnology, and materials. The department emphasizes research, since most opportunities for graduates are in research and development.
Graduating from a class of four people to entering the University of Iowa can seem overwhelming, but Dan Fleming has made the most of his time here. A fourth-year student in the Chemical Engineering major, Fleming has been a heavily involved student during his time at...
The University of Iowa AIChE team from the Chemical and Biochemical department attended the organization’s annual conference in Orlando, FL in November.
Professor David Murhammer led the trip of...
Soon-to-be graduate, Anthony Kluch, is an example of a well-rounded Hawkeye. A senior in Chemical Engineering, Kluch has experienced everything from working for CAMBUS to serving as president...
