Take the next steps in your career with Concordia’s Engineering program. As a chemical engineer, you will focus on not only improving the quality of goods and services but also finding new ways to improve productivity levels. Our faculty will prepare you to use the skills you learned in the classroom for challenges you might face every day.
Concordia’s bachelor’s in chemical engineering prepares students to be Christ-centered engineers that will help build safer and more efficient workplaces in the engineering industry. A bachelor’s degree from Concordia in chemical engineering can prepare you for a promising career. We prepare students to enter the workforce as chemical engineers, health and safety engineers, pharmaceutical biologics engineers, and so many more professions.
A bachelor's in engineering from Concordia will prepare you to be a Christ-centered engineer who will help build safer and more efficient workplaces in the industry. We offer two distinct, in-person engineering degrees: industrial and chemical engineering. You’ll graduate prepared to enter the workforce as an engineer, industrial engineer, production manager, health and safety engineer, pharmaceutical biologics engineer, and many more in-demand professions.
Faculty Support
Throughout our program, our faculty will train you to become successful engineers with technical and creative problem-solving skills that meet professional expectations. You will have hands-on practice and experimental learning opportunities under the direct supervision of qualified and experienced faculty.
hands-on practice
Through our courses and labs, you'll have hands-on practice and experiential learning opportunities under the direct supervision of qualified and experienced faculty.
You'll develop your problem-solving skills using appropriate engineering applications, learn to use best practices and creativity to make informed decisions, and equip yourself with the ability to solve complex problems that drive innovation and organizational success.
You’ll begin the program with a firm foundation in the liberal arts, working on your general education credits and Concordia’s core requirements. Engineering-specific courses will begin in the Fall of 2024. Current and transfer students are strongly encouraged to apply.