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Nov 20, 2024
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Rensselaer Catalog 2024-2025
Chemistry - Industrial Chemistry Track
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The track in “Industrial Chemistry” is intended for students planning to go into industry and who wish to incorporate some core Chemical Engineering courses into their program. With proper choice of engineering electives students will be prepared for graduate programs in Chemical Engineering as well as in Chemistry. In particular, this program qualifies students for admission to a co-terminal MS degree program in Chemical Engineering. Students considering this option should consult with Chemical Engineering regarding the choice of electives and MS course requirements.
Like the traditional “Chemistry” track, it provides a sound background in Chemistry but also includes a solid core of Chemical Engineering courses. A total of 128 credit hours are required for graduation. Students should select elective courses in consultation with the academic advisor to give a balanced program totaling 128 credit hours.
Courses can be taken out of sequence as long as prerequisites are followed.
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Third Year
Please note: The third year of the program varies depending upon which semester the student chooses to take away following The Arch Summer Semester classes. Please note the following differences in curriculum:
- If students are going to be away during the Fall semester of their junior year, they should take the listed courses for each term and any courses under the Fall Away Track for year three of their program.
- If students are going to be away during the Spring semester of their junior year, they should take the listed courses for each term and any courses under the Spring Away Track for year three of their program.
Summer Arch Semester
*For more information on the ARCH process, please click here: The Arch
Fall* or Spring
*If following the B.S. in Chemistry curriculum, students must select the Fall term as their “on-campus” semester.
Chemical Engineering Course List
Two electives must be chosen from the following and may be taken in any elective slot. All other electives are totally free.
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