ChE Professional Master's Program

• Biochemical Engineering
• Energy Systems Fundamentals and Processes
• Kinetics, Catalysis and Reaction Engineering
• Polymer Science and Engineering
• Pharmaceutical Engineering

Given the strong Purdue chemical engineering reputation and an increasingly critical need for specialized knowledge, the program attracts vibrant cohorts of qualified students from all over the world. The Charles D. Davidson School of Chemical Engineering has always ranked high in employment statistics, and there are many opportunities available for the alumni of the Professional MS program after graduation

Upon completing the program, graduates can communicate, negotiate, and lead people and projects within a global engineering enterprise in various roles, such as:

• Process Engineer
• Process Manager
• Operations Manager
• Project Engineer
• Project Manager
• Consultant

To learn more about the program, start with the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page, then review the program’s degree requirements and curriculum. When you are ready to apply, please find detailed instructions in How to Apply for Admission to the PMP. Download our brochure here.

Why choose a Purdue Chemical Engineering Professional M.S.?

Increased Employment Opportunities: 100% of respondents to our employment survey have found employment within 6 months of graduation. Our graduates are hired at various companies throughout the world, such as 3M, BASf, Sanofi Genzyme, Shire Pharmaceuticals, and McKinsey & Company. Additionally, the management component of our program prepares students for increased business and supervisory roles in industry and government sectors.

Increased Earning Potential: Our graduates report an average starting salary of $69,100 (USD), and, according to the 2017 AIChE Salary Report, engineers with a Master's degree earn 25% more than chemical engineers with a Bachelor's degree, reporting a median salary of $137,400 vs $110,000, respectively. 

Low Cost of Living & Tuition: Tuition for our program is considerably cost effective at approximately $13,895-$19,453 for resident students, $37,398-$52,357 for non-resident students, and $37,598--$52,637 for international students. Also, the cost of living in the Greater Lafayette-West Lafayette area is one of the lowest in the nation, with housing rent ranging from 23% to 179% less expensive than competing university cities (numbeo.com).

Find out what makes living in the Lafayette-West Lafayette area so special and learn more about it here.

 

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