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Undergraduate Programs

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

The Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at KAIST aims to tackle important life-science and chemical engineering challenges by applying traditional and evolving chemical engineering principles. Chemical engineers are responsible for the design of chemical processes for the manufacture of various types of product. Broadening the area of interest to a wide spectrum of fields, we seek to nurture chemical and biomolecular engineers who can address current societal issues, ranging from energy crisis to environment preservation to improvement of daily living.

Educational Objectives
  • ◦ Fostering talented scientists and engineers with a strong foundation in both theory and application
Areas of Specialization

The Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering integrates biological sciences and nanochemistry with chemical engineering, focusing on practical ways of manufacturing biological or chemical products. The broad range of products includes general chemical products, medical products, genetically engineered products, electronic materials, and more recently, optical materials. The department also engages in the development of technology related to the environment and energy.

 

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