How do you develop new medicines that work precisely where the body needs them – without side effects? Or design foods that can boost an individual's immune system? Can wastewater be purified with the help of microorganisms? Or turn sludge into jet fuel?
If you are curious about how you can use chemistry and biotechnology to find solutions to some of our major challenges in health, climate, and environment, then an engineering degree might be for you.
You will learn, among other things, to work in laboratories, design sustainable processes, and understand how molecules, materials, and microorganisms can create changes in the real world. And you will not do it alone. You will be part of a study environment where community and collaboration are at the center – and where there is room for both academic immersion, unconventional ideas, and experiments.
On this page, you can see our engineering programs in Biotechnology and Chemical Engineering.
