Chemistry, Non-ACS Track - Chemistry & Chemical Engineering, Dual Degree Option, B.S.

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In this option, a student may, in approximately five academic years, obtain a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry degree from the University of West Georgia and a Chemical Engineering degree from an engineering school. The B.S. in Chemistry will be awarded by the University of West Georgia after completion of 90 semester credit hours and transfer of 30 semester credit hours of chemical engineering courses from an engineering school. Students who fail to transfer or complete the engineering degree will have to complete additional chemistry requirements of the B.S. in Chemistry curriculum at the University of West Georgia to receive their degree.

Upon completion of this degree program the student will have acquired the ability to:

understand the basic concepts of physical, organic, analytical, and chemical engineering;
apply mathematical and computer techniques to solve numerical problems in chemistry and chemical engineering;
analyze and interpret experiments conducted in chemistry and chemical engineering;
communicate effectively in both oral and written presentations;
compete successfully in a science/engineering-related career.
Chemical Engineering Option

Requirement

Chemistry, Non-ACS Track - Chemistry & Chemical Engineering, Dual Degree Option, B.S.

Requirement

Core Areas A, B, C, D, & E: 42 Hours

Core Area A must include:

Core Area D must include:

Core Area E:

Core Area F: Courses specific to the major: 18 Hours

Concentration: 60 Hours

Courses from the major:

Courses from Supporting Disciplines:

Engineering Courses Transferred: 27 Hours

Total: 120 Hours