Can I get a master's in chemical engineering after majoring in bioengineering?

[tkeegan]

<p>Just need to know!!</p>

[Sam_Lee]

<p>of course.</p>

[tkeegan]

<p>So it’s actually possible? Do I have to minor in it though?</p>

[Sam_Lee]

<p>From Stanford:

A degree in chemical engineering is not required; applicants may have degrees in other science and engineering disciplines, for example, bioengineering, biology, chemistry, materials science, mathematics, mechanical engineering, physics. We are looking for coursework or other experiences demonstrating use of higher-level mathematics (e.g. linear algebra, partial differential equations) and recommend completion of core chemical engineering courses (e.g. fluid mechanics, heat and mass transport phenomena, chemical reaction kinetics).

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[tkeegan]

<p>Thank you! You’re amazing :D</p>