Compare 89 Chemical Engineering Master's Programs in the US
Grad School Navigator tracks 89 Chemical Engineering master's programs in the US across 64 universities. Most do not require the Graduate Record Examination (GRE); only 5% report it as a requirement. Start with the ranked programs below, then use Explorer to compare the details that matter to your shortlist.
Top Programs
Sorted by Grad School Navigator University Rank. Each row also shows QS, Times Higher Education, U.S. News, or Academic Ranking of World Universities positions when available.
- 1
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Grad School Navigator#3University rank
- QS#1Subject rank
- Times Higher Education=3Subject rank
- U.S. News#12Subject rank
- Application deadline
- Dec 1
- Annual tuition
- $66,720
- Program duration
- 12 months
- 2
Princeton University
Master of Engineering in Chemical and Biological Engineering
- Grad School Navigator#4University rank
- QS#16Subject rank
- Times Higher Education#9Subject rank
- U.S. News#97Subject rank
- Application deadline
- Dec 1
- Annual tuition
- $65,210
- Program duration
- 10 months
- 3
University of California, Berkeley
- Grad School Navigator#6University rank
- QS=7Subject rank
- Times Higher Education#6Subject rank
- U.S. News#27Subject rank
- Annual tuition
- $61,501
- Program duration
- 12 months
- 4
Yale University
- Grad School Navigator#8University rank
- QS#19Subject rank
- Times Higher Education#17Subject rank
- U.S. News#268Subject rank
- Application deadline
- Dec 15
- Annual tuition
- $50,900
- Program duration
- 48 months
- 5
University of Pennsylvania
- Grad School Navigator#10University rank
- QS=53Subject rank
- Times Higher Education#34Subject rank
- U.S. News#193Subject rank
- Application deadline
- Feb 1 +1
- Program duration
- 24 months
- 6
Columbia University
- Grad School Navigator#12University rank
- QS#47Subject rank
- Times Higher Education#30Subject rank
- U.S. News#177Subject rank
- Application deadline
- Oct 1
- Annual tuition
- $64,800
- Program duration
- 18 months
- 7
Cornell University
- Grad School Navigator#13University rank
- QS=27Subject rank
- Times Higher Education#27Subject rank
- U.S. News#140Subject rank
- Application deadline
- May 23
- Annual tuition
- $73,946
- 8
Johns Hopkins University
Master of Science Engineering in Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering
- Grad School Navigator#16University rank
- QS#75Subject rank
- Times Higher Education#43Subject rank
- U.S. News#177Subject rank
- Application deadline
- Feb 15 +1
- Annual tuition
- $66,670
- 9
University of California, Los Angeles
- Grad School Navigator#17University rank
- QS=27Subject rank
- Times Higher Education#18Subject rank
- U.S. News#67Subject rank
- Application deadline
- Dec 31
- Annual tuition
- $36,297
- 10
University of Michigan--Ann Arbor
- Grad School Navigator#19University rank
- QS#40Subject rank
- Times Higher Education#22Subject rank
- U.S. News#46Subject rank
- Application deadline
- Jan 15
- Annual tuition
- $32,425
- Program duration
- 24 months
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