Master of Science in Engineering with a
Concentration in Chemical Engineering

The Graduate Engineering programs at PVAMU are designed to enhance the student’s research capabilities and to make the student more competitive in professional practice. The graduate programs are a continuation of the intellectual, scholarly, and professional development of the individual producing technological leaders and creative engineers devoted to the discovery, development, and refinement of knowledge and methodologies associated with their respective disciplines. Each degree candidate is expected to have demonstrated the highest degree of professional ethics and standards. The College of Engineering provides excellent facilities in support of its graduate programs.

A student obtaining a M.S. in Engineering with a concentration in Chemical Engineering has the option of a thesis or non-thesis degree plan. Each option includes 12 semester credit hours of graduate courses in general engineering with the remaining hours to be determined by the student and their academic advisor during the first semester of acceptance to the graduate program as a degree status student.

All graduate student advising is performed with the student’s graduate advisor. Any graduate student without an advisor should schedule a meeting with Dr. Osborne-Lee to receive advisor information.

For information regarding admissions to the program, please visit the Roy G. Perry College of Engineering  academic catalog.

Mailing Address:
Department of Chemical Engineering
P.O. Box 519, MS 2505
Prairie View, TX 77446

By Phone or Email:
Email: chlove@pvamu.edu
Telephone: 936-261-9400
Fax: 936-261-9419

Physical Address:
Campus Map (Building 36)
Department of Chemical Engineering
C.L. Wilson, Room 200
550 Anne Preston Street
Prairie View, TX 77446