I got my degree in chemical engineering in 1974 and almost all my colleagues went into the oil industry, because there were so many jobs there at that time.
I was wondering about next semester' s course in molecular chemical engineering. I don't understand the need for it, after all, chemical engineers deal with bulk processes.
The guidelines in the policy also cover tissue and cell culture, medical diagnostics, industrial microbiology and biochemical engineering.
The most probable discipline for its use is chemical engineering, but it can also be used in materials science, fuels science, and chemistry programs.
Without innumerable advances in immunology, biochemistry, chemical engineering, statistics and metallurgy, to name but a few, I wouldn't be where I am now - in fact I wouldn't be at all.
