The curriculum provides a well-rounded general and rigorous technical education in order to hone an appreciation of the relationship between technology and society. The technical curriculum focuses on the basic sciences, as well as Chemical Engineering theory and practice. Throughout the curriculum, problem solving, design, critical thinking and teamwork skills are built by integrating team-based design projects, laboratories, and reports. Our graduates work in traditional chemical engineering areas such as the petroleum and chemical industries, as well as microelectronics, pharmaceuticals, materials, polymers, environmental protection, consumer products and engineering consulting. Our graduates also pursue careers in business management or government as well as advanced studies in medicine, law, business, basic sciences and other engineering disciplines. This major has the following emphasis areas: Biochemical Environmental Materials

Common Career Paths You can do nearly anything with a Mizzou degree, but here are some common career paths taken by graduates of this major: Architectural and Engineering Managers Chemical Engineers Civil Engineers Engineering Teachers, Postsecondary Environmental Engineers Industrial Safety and Health Engineers