Option Network in Nanoscience and Molecular Engineering (NME) a NSF Nanotechnology
Undergraduate Education (NUE) Program |
NSF 0938558 |
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NME Departments Bioengineering Chemical Engineering Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Material Science & Eng. Program Details NME in BioE Major NME in EE Major NME in ME Major NME Network
Related/Other NUE Program |
BIOE |
CHEM E |
EE |
ME |
MSE |
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Nanoscience and Molecular Engineering - an Option Program Network NME Option for CHEM E
Undergraduate Majors
Admission: Admission to the CHEM E NME Option is competitive. General admission to the CHEM E NME Option is upon completion of NME 220. Admission decisions are based upon grades including NME 220 and ChemE courses taken up to this point. A small number of students may be admitted into the NME Option upon application to the department. Admission will be based on the students academic record and prior experience/work in the field of nanoscience and/or molecular engineering. Students selecting to apply for the NME Option should indicate so in their Chemical Engineering application and discuss their interests and background in the essay. Program
Requirement for
the CHEM E NME Option (22 credits): CHEM E 455 (3
credits), CHEM E 499 (3-6 credits), NME 220, NME 221, NME 321; NME 421;
minimum of two additional approved nanoscience and molecular engineering
electives. Contact the CHEM E Advising
Office for the current list of approved electives. (See also CHEM
E NME Course Catalogue)
NME Plan of Study for CHEM E Majors
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