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Chemical Engineering

Chemical engineering programmes teach the design and operation of processes that transform materials at scale — reactors, separations, heat and mass transfer, process control and process safety. It is the engineering discipline built on chemistry, and the only one that requires organic chemistry. ⚠⚠ In Florida it is offered at only FOUR institutions in THREE cities, and two of those four share one joint college, so where you start matters more here than in any other engineering discipline.

The degrees this program covers
The programme and the major are the same thing: a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering, with master’s and doctoral degrees above it. Several programmes brand it chemical and biomolecular engineering, which is the same degree with a bioprocess emphasis. ⚠ ABET accreditation under the ENGINEERING commission is what employers screen on and what carries the four-year route to Professional Engineer licensure — verify the specific programme by name.

Florida public institutions offering this program

4 institutions awarded a credential in this field in 2023, at these levels: Bachelor's, Doctorate (research/scholarship), Master's. A school appears here if it awards anything in the field, however limited its offering — a technical college teaching only practical nursing has a nursing program. Listed alphabetically, not ranked.

Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University
Bachelor's · Doctorate (research/scholarship) · Master's
Florida State University
Bachelor's · Doctorate (research/scholarship) · Master's
University of Florida
Bachelor's · Doctorate (research/scholarship) · Master's
University of South Florida
Bachelor's · Doctorate (research/scholarship) · Master's

Source: federal IPEDS completions data for 2023, first majors only. ⚠ It records what was awarded, which is strong evidence of what is offered but can lag a newly launched program by a year or two. Check the institution’s own catalog before applying.