Master of Applied Science in Chemical Engineering
Program overview
The Master of Applied Science program in Chemical Engineering is a research-based program with specializations in areas like process engineering, materials science, and bioengineering. Students work on real-world challenges - from climate change to food security - alongside experts in green chemistry, nanomaterials, batteries, and more. With a strong focus on sustainability, the program also benefits from Montreal's thriving chemical, pharmaceutical, aerospace, and transportation industries.
Department research clusters
We are creating advanced bio-sensors, microfluidic devices, innovative drug delivery platforms, smart responsive biomaterials and other engineering solutions for a healthier society. Our research platform combines both theory and experiments, enabling investigation from the atomistic to experimental scale.
Faculty researchers: Sana Anbuhi, Patricia Comeau, Deniz Erol.
Faculty researchers: Elena Baranova, Sixu Deng, Marc-Antoni Goulet, Xia Li, Michel Trudeau and Karim Zaghib.
The chemical industry was founded using carbon taken from fossil fuels. Our researchers are focused on challenging this traditional approach and are looking towards alternative sources such as electricity, renewable energy sources, carbon dioxide and biomass to help create true green processes that are sustainable and minimize our environmental impact.
Faculty researchers: Alex De Visscher, Melanie Hazlett, Ivan Kantor, Yaser Khojasteh.
Researchers are designing, analyzing and modifying polymer materials for sustainable manufacturing. We also innovate advanced materials capable of operating efficiently under extreme conditions, creating new opportunities to develop durable aerospace systems.
Faculty researchers: George Bepete, Kelly Meek, Nhat Truong Nguyen, Pantcho Stoyanov, Rolf Wuthrich, Zhibin Ye.
