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We’re so glad you’re taking the time to consider chemical and biomolecular engineering at UT.
Introducing our Engineering Vols
Engineering Vols are a part of a collaborative, dynamic, student-focused community. They participate in engaging research experiences, go on career advancing co-ops and internships, and have a community of faculty, advisors, and students here to provide mentoring and support to help them graduate with the confidence and skills needed to start a fulfilling career or to go on to graduate school.
Our students are encouraged to explore their pursuits and passions no matter where that leads them. Our Engineering Vols family includes musicians, entrepreneurs, athletes, and restauranteurs. From students who compete on the world stage in downhill biking to alumni who have opened breweries, “engineer” is truly just one word to describe who you will be once you arrive on campus.
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About the Department
Chemical and biomolecular engineers use their basic understanding of physical, chemical, and biological processes in combination with molecular information and discovery to develop new processes and products that are not only essential in everyday life, but also are critical to the advancement of human health and development and the improvement of environmental conditions.
If you join CBE as an undergraduate, you will be trained to understand the basic principles of science and engineering that provide the foundation for modern chemical and biological technology, maintain awareness of environmental safety, become committed to ethical practice, and recognize that lifelong learning is essential for prolonged superior performance.
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