Chemical engineering students at U-M have the opportunity to customize their academic experience through a variety of programs. Many students choose minors such as the International minor, Interdisciplinary Design, Entrepreneurship and Sustainable Engineering. Others pursue dual degrees, combining chemical engineering with other engineering disciplines such as Materials Science and Engineering and Mechanical Engineering or degrees from the College of Literature, Science & Arts, such as Chemistry. Because of U-M's strength across its many schools and colleges, students can take advantage of a cross-disciplinary education of unparalleled excellence.

With additional opportunities for laboratory research, experience in industry and the ability to combine a Master's degree with the Bachelor's degree program, we expect our students to leave with an edge whether they seek employment or additional education.

Students who decide to become licensed can begin process during their senior year. Through ABET accreditation and international accords, U-M chemical engineering degrees are recognized around the US and around the world.