Our faculty research and education programs include exciting new areas such as tissue engineering, carbon nanotube synthesis and applications, genetic engineering, nanostructured materials and devices, and cell adhesion. These new fields build on and complement traditional strengths in energy, thermodynamics, surfactants, polymers, process systems engineering, and more.
Beyond your degree: Chemical engineers are among the best equipped to attack and solve problems such as energy supplies, food and water supplies, environmental contamination, global warming, and health-related issues. The University of Oklahoma is among the best institutions in the nation to prepare you for a career in chemical engineering.