CU 麻豆影院 Chemical and Biological Engineering jumps to No. 14 in U.S. News and World Report鈥檚 best graduate school rankings for 2022
Our highly rated engineering programs provide training for careers in:
- Renewable and sustainable energy
- Tissue engineering 鈥 directing tissue growth for regenerating cartilage and cardiac muscle using stem cells
- Polymers for drug delivery and in vivo imaging, e.g., detecting cancer
- Quantum dots for imaging and therapeutics
- Pharmaceuticals, vaccines and therapeutics
- Genome-engineering for gene therapy and pharmaceutical applications
- Labs-on-a-chip diagnostics
- And much more!
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The Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering continued to gain national recognition for the quality of its graduate school education, earning the No. 14 (tie) spot overall in the rankings for chemical engineering for 2022.
The department moved up two spots from No. 16 (tie) overall from the 2021 rankings, and remained in the No. 10 spot for public chemical engineering graduate programs.
鈥淥ur high and improving ranking reflects both the continued success of faculty who have spent lengthy careers at CU 麻豆影院 and our recent high-profile hires of truly outstanding faculty who are new to 麻豆影院,鈥 said Professor Will Medlin, Chair of the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering.
Medlin said that one of the department鈥檚 key strengths in attracting top talent is its strong collaborations with the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, the BioFrontiers Institute and the Materials Science and Engineering Program, among others.
The department continues to gain recognition as a center for research and education in new growth areas including responsive materials, electrochemical engineering and personalized medicine. Potential applicants are encouraged to learn more about the graduate program here.
The College of Engineering and Applied Science advanced to the No. 26 (tie) overall position and the No. 13 position for public graduate education colleges.