GR
ENGR 6999F: Special Topics in Engineering Science
1-6 credits
Individual design or research projects in selected areas of interest. May be repeated for credit.
Graduate
Chemical Engineering, MS
Explore our Master of Science in Engineering Science with emphases in Aeroacoustics, Chemical Engineering, Environmental Engineering, and Materials Science and Engineering.
About the Master of Science in Chemical Engineering
The Master of Science in Engineering Science from the department of Chemical Engineering offers a flexible curriculum—available in both thesis and nonthesis formats—that allows students to pursue in-depth study in one of four distinct specialization areas.
- Aeroacoustics explores the generation, propagation, and control of sound in fluid flows, with applications in aerospace, automotive, and industrial noise reduction.
- Chemical Engineering focuses on advanced chemical processes, reaction engineering, and process optimization for industries ranging from energy production to pharmaceuticals.
- Environmental Engineering addresses the design of sustainable systems for water and air quality management, waste treatment, and pollution prevention.
- Materials Science and Engineering examines the structure, properties, and performance of materials to develop innovative solutions in manufacturing, electronics, and renewable energy.
Across all specializations, students receive advanced technical training paired with hands-on research or applied project work. Guided by expert faculty, they design a personalized course plan, gain practical problem-solving experience, and complete culminating requirements such as a thesis, project report, or comprehensive examination—preparing them for professional advancement or further doctoral study.
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Program Information
Degree
M.S. in Engineering Science
Emphases
Chemical Engineering
Specializations
Aeroacoustics ;
Chemical Engineering ;
Environmental Engineering ;
Materials Science and Engineering
Required Credit Hours
30
Program Type
Master's Program
Program Location
School
Aeroacoustics Specialization
Find course requirements and other information about the aeroacoustics specialization in the course catalog.
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Nathan Murray
Director of the National Center for Physical Acoustics; Senior Scientist I; Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering
Chemical Engineering Specialization
Find course requirements and other information about the chemical engineering specialization in the course catalog.
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Byron Villacorta
Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering
Environmental Engineering Specialization
Find course requirements and other information about the environmental engineering specialization in the course catalog.
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Jacob Najjar
Professor of Civil Engineering
Materials Science and Engineering Specialization
Find course requirements and other information about the materials science & engineering specialization in the course catalog.
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Samrat Choudhury
Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Our Research Centers
Our research centers offer students the chance to work alongside faculty experts and industry partners on projects that push the boundaries of engineering innovation. From hands-on lab work to collaborative problem-solving, these centers provide invaluable experience, professional connections, and the opportunity to make meaningful contributions to the field.
Research in ChE
Within the Department of Chemical Engineering, research spans a broad spectrum of topics that address both fundamental science and real-world challenges. Faculty and students collaborate to advance knowledge in areas such as transforming properties, advanced materials, biomaterials and drug delivery, and high speed aeroacoustics.
Grad School Requirements
Discover how the University of Mississippi Graduate School blends the resources of a Carnegie R1 research institution with the personalized mentorship of a close-knit academic community. Learn about admissions requirements, flexible program formats, and funding opportunities that can help you achieve your academic and professional goals.
What courses will you take to get a Master's of Engineerning Science in Chemical Engineering degree?
Here are some of the courses you’ll take to earn your Chemical Engineering Master's degree.
GR
ENGR 6997A: Thesis
1-12 credits
No grade
GR
ENGR 6999D: Research Topics in Engineering Science I
1-3 credits
Individual research in selected areas of interest. May be repeated for credit.
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