Chemical Engineering with a Biological and Pharmaceutical Engineering emphasis prepares you to design and optimize processes used in biomanufacturing and drug development. You’ll study how chemical engineering tools support areas such as bioreactors, nanopharmaceuticals, and pharmaceutical process control.
The Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering with an emphasis on Biological and Pharmaceutical Engineering at the University of Southern California equips students with the skills to design and optimize processes crucial for biomanufacturing and drug development. This program integrates chemical engineering principles with life sciences to prepare graduates for innovative careers in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries.
The curriculum combines core Chemical Engineering courses with specialized topics in biological systems and pharmaceutical processes. Students will engage in hands-on learning experiences that relate to bioreactors, nanopharmaceuticals, and pharmaceutical process control.
Typical coursework includes:
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Specific GRE or GMAT scores are not required for this program, and there are no standardized GPA requirements. Admission is based on a comprehensive review of each applicant's educational background and qualifications. Prospective students should refer to the USC admissions website for detailed application guidelines.
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